I love it with the numbnut trying to count bouncing the ball whilst all others are watching, bless him..

Why bother putting water on it attitude. See that a lot in the UK.

if you go to 8.28 theres a ghost at the top of the fire escape, you just get a glimpse, then it collapses at that point not long after

Such a shame to see buildings just set on fire for fun and destroyed by mindless fire raisers who have nothing better to do than destroy stuff. Absolute waste, this happened to an old 1930’s listed building that was a very busy business for years in my home town of Dundee the business was known as Robertson’s Furniture store and it closed its doors back in 2011 and the building was left abandoned and empty till Nov 2022, then kids managed to get inside the building and turned the whole 4 level building into a huge fire that burnt for almost 3 days solid, after the fire was eventually put out the only thing left was the shell of the building and it was declared as unsafe and had to be demolished .. kids just love to set fire to anything that doesn’t interest them, just for a bit of fun. Idiots

I was working onsite that day, Bradford was lucky.

I was there working in the adjacent Warehouse when it all kicked off 30 years ago today. I still work there.

Very nice.

this is brilliant

I worked there at the time and for yrs after as a GMB Safety Rep and Shop steward for that area. Many major safety changes were implemented afterwards. In a way, it was a good thing, as it highlighted many negatives and changes were thankfully made for the good of the locals as well as staff to ensure it never happened again. All new warehousing and segregations of chemicals.

I lived in Birstall in 1992 and I remember seeing the drifting smoke as I was about to set off for work that afternoon. It was a hellish fire 🔥 and it caused absolute chaos on the roads.

I find that metal security fencing annoying as it's supposed to keep people out, but doesn't stop twisted fire starters. It's a pity this textile mill wasn't a so called " fireproof" building. They had floors of metal girders with brick vaulting. I assume it had wooden floor beams and that's why the walls caved In when the beams burnt through.

The timbers are impregnated with lynnseed oil where's the sprinklers

What caused the fire

Cops block the road slowing the fire engines down ... thick bastards

I lived at the bottom of Stoor hill when this happened, I was only 5 and remember it all, good to see some footage 👍🏻

Who doesn't love City of Truro? What's not to love about my beloved daughter.

Them old timbers are impregnated with oil once these mills go there is no stopping them

Was that 45110's tender making its first reaquaintance with the S&C after 1T57?.

The thing that amazes me is these crews are that well organised no one is running about like a headless chicken or panicking. Everyone knows there job and get on with it effortlessly

always saddened when i see this video. I spent many hours sat on the roof of this amazing building, watching the world go by. After it was left to rot it was fascinating to explore and photograph.

I was talking to a nice Asian gentleman at the fire and he said he had 10 million pounds worth of stock in the warehouse. I think he might have been a bit of a fibber.

note the pig car blocking appliance near end

They parked the fire truck in the wrong place

They put out 50 firetrucks I also lived in Thornton

look at the little shits gorping and thinking i made a good job of that dopie little fuckers. ought to be put up agaist the wall and shot .

Super! :)

Unlikely we'll see a hall in Blackpool again.

Hot axel box detectors trackside , signalbox staff and station staff should of got that loco stopped ASAP possible faulty brake shoes

That train went past hest bank level crossing

It's strange to see the green and purple wild plants gently swaying in the wind, oblivious to the relative tragedy nearby.

These fires are hopeless. Their insides is all real heavy timber like and the floors is like all saturated with oil. Not a good plan for a nice Sunday out with the little lady and them kids.

Does the 6 chime whistle work

Ribblehead is on open moorland so the open access law applies and there is unlimited public access but the normal countryside code applies

Is this a training burn down fire? I am so tempted to talk about over there how their stone and brick stuff burns or mortar cracks and having slow lazy firefighters and how thye don't have that deluge capability they call a water show here, when needed....but I won't LOL. ONe device they have is a spiked tip on a ladder that can pierce a roof and then put in a pattern like a sprinkler head. NOt a bad idea to get attic spaces. the dirty little secret, ...most fires will go out on their own if you wait long enough.

This was set on fire by some teenagers they tried to do it before and it didn’t work and then they tried again and had success. Now the government have knocked it down

so its just a tough wheel slip

Well there is no dark smoke

looks like its brakes are hard on or something

who disliked this and why?

Why deploy appliances and not use them. is the fire service in the pocket of the developer who wanted the site clear of existing buildings?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WHAT WAS IN THE BUILDING FFS PETROL

Very nice.

Thank you for an excellent vidio

Not actually a West Country.

There was no rush, no immediate danger to life, no persons reported. best course of action to let it burn itself out. great kudos to the firefighters,plus they had to wait until the twats were out of the way and the traffic stopped,

I haven't seen any water, what you wish and it goes out????

wow great vidéo

England should start ordering pumpers with deck guns.

its like a magic trick now u see it ,,10 min later you dont ,,what the hell was in there that burned so good,

great catch it really starts cranking at 744 ish British FF appeared out of the deapth on this Just from what i can see