A fire at a 'collapsed' barn in Kimberley will be allowed to burn out under supervision, Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue said. Crews attended a blaze in Gilt Hill on the afternoon of Friday, May 12, where they found 250 tonnes of straw on fire.
Emergency services remained at the scene, but left at around 6.45am, and will now let the hay in the barn burn out. A spokesperson for Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue said: "We have been there overnight.
"It's a large quantity of hay within a collapsed burn which is being allowed to burn out." While there is no fire presence currently on site, the service said crews will be re-inspecting the fire throughout the morning.
