Four fire engines were called to a derelict building fire in Accrington this morning (July 9).
The crews, from Hyndburn, Blackburn, and Rawtenstall, were called shortly after 8am to Grange Lane.
Firefighters used breaking-in tools and a triple extension ladder to help bring the fire under control and were there for around an hour and a half.
A fire service spokesperson said: "Four fire engines from Hyndburn, Rawtenstall, and Blackburn attended a fire involving a derelict building on Grange Lane, Accrington.
"Firefighters used one hose reel, breaking-in tools, and a triple-extension ladder to bring the fire under control and were in attendance for approximately 90 minutes."
Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service have been contacted for further information.
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