On Air Now

Dave Shepherd

7:00pm - 10:00pm

Bedroom fire sets Hinckley house alight

You are viewing content from Fosse 107 Loughborough. Would you like to make this your preferred location?

Monday, 6 December 2021 09:41

Three fire engines were sent to put out the blaze.

Leicestershire Fire and Rescue received several 999 calls at 16:56 on the 3rd of December.

The fire, which started in the bedroom of a house in Middlefield Lane, spread and had 'broken through the roof'.

'Upon Fire Service arrival a first impressions message confirmed the property was well alight.'

Two Breathing Apparatus teams were used to fight the flames.

Three people were treated by the Ambulance Service for smoke inhalation and were taken to the hospital.

A fire investigation is being carried out is determine the cause of the fire.

Glenfield Hospital team trialling virtual reality headsets for patients

They provide patients with short experiences including space, safari and beach escapes.
New Mayor of Charnwood is record-breaking swimmer

The Mayor’s chosen charities for her Mayoral year are Living Without Abuse and Dogs Trust Loughborough.
Driver seriously injured in a collision in Anstey

Officers would like to speak to anyone who may have witnessed the collision or saw either vehicle beforehand.
Physical activities taking place throughout Leicestershire for Mental Health Awareness Week

Wellbeing walks, pilates and gentle keep fit sessions are being held in the local area for people to take part in.
Proposed car parking changes revealed in North West Leicestershire

Part of the proposals include two hours free parking in all council car parks across the district (except Ashby), with charges applied after this.
New scheme to help Leicestershire residents reduce energy bills and install energy-efficient measures

HERO advisors will help and support residents access funding and apply for relevant grants.
Fosse Park M&S will extend into adjacent unit

"This investment – M&S’ biggest single renewal investment to date – will mean we can create a brand defining store here in Leicestershire."
Charnwood refuse supervisor retires after 56 years

He has shared some of his memories as the borough marks its 50th anniversary.