Skip fire believed deliberate near Malton building

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 18:02 · Archive

A skip fire believed to be deliberate broke out near a commercial building in Malton, North Yorkshire on Wednesday evening.

A skip fire believed to be deliberate broke out near a commercial building on Norton Road, Malton on Wednesday at 6.15pm. The fire measured 2 by 2 metres.

Both Malton fire appliances attended the incident. Crews extinguished the fire using a hose reel jet.

A North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue spokesperson said there was no damage to the building. Police were informed as the fire was believed to have been deliberate.

How it is being reported

• PHOTOS: 'Deliberate' skip fire next to listed building in North Yorkshire townA skip fire believed to be deliberate broke out near a commercial building in a North Yorkshire town last night (Wednesday).Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 15 Oct, 17:25
• PHOTOS: 'Deliberate' skip fire next to listed building in North Yorkshire townA skip fire believed to be deliberate broke out near a commercial building in a North Yorkshire town last night (Wednesday).The Press (York) · 15 Oct, 17:25

In this story: Malton · North Yorkshire · North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue · Norton Road

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