Scarborough fire crew released a trapped bird on a busy day of call-outs in the town.
The crew from Scarborough used small tools and crew power to release a herring gull which had become stuck in a chimney.
The incident occurred around 11.45am on Carlton Terrace.
Officers then attended Westbourne Grove just before 1.15pm to assist paramedics in transporting a patient from a property into an ambulance.
Then, just after 4pm, on Stepney Road, firefighters attended a report of an alarm sounding, on arrival this was found to be a malicious activation of a break glass point.
Officers later attended Norwood Street in Scarborough, around 2am, after reports of smoke in a block of flats. Firefighters forced entry to flat. The smoke in the property was caused by a pizza left cooking. Officers thoroughly ventilated the property.


Rescued Seal Pup Treated With Chilled Yorkshire Tea At Scarborough Sea Life Centre
Multimillion-Pound Cost Of New Scarborough Council Offices Revealed
Renewable Geothermal Heat to Warm Pickering and Kirby Misperton
Borehole Drilling to Begin Across Scarborough For Wastewater Upgrades
Green Light For Conversion Of Former Scarborough Army Centre Into Business Park
MP Calls for Better National Support Following RAF Fylingdales Wildfire Threat
Jail for Scarborough Drug Dealer
Historic Whitby Whale Bone Arch Removed For Ethical Bronze Replacement
Outdoor Fires Surge Twenty-One Per Cent Over Busy Summer For Fire Crews
Scarborough Hotel Loses Planning Appeal Over Retrospective Blue Paint Job
Library Service 'Doesn't Know' How Many of 100,000 Fines Have Been Paid
Appeal After Man Is Sexually Assaulted And Robbed In Scarborough







Comments
Add a comment