× THE owners of a Carlton company are offering a £10,000 reward for information after an arson attack resulted in thousands in damage - with two buses and an office being burnt ‘to a crisp’.
AH Hardwick, a bus salvage and breaking service on Shaw Lane, was the subject of the attack on Saturday evening which saw multiple fire crews from across the borough attempt to tackle the blaze - but Luke Hardwick, who owns the business with his dad, admitted it could have been much worse.
Luke, 31, from Cudworth, told the Chronicle: “If this had happened just a month earlier there would have been a man in a caravan on the site just behind where the buses were set on fire.
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AHR-designed Sheffield housing block evacuated over fire risk
1/2 Wicker Riverside by Aedas, now known as AHR
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Residents of a Sheffield apartment block designed by AHR – then known as Aedas – have been evacuated after the building failed fire safety tests
Developed by Artisan Wicker and completed in 2007, the 10-storey Wicker Riverside building, north of Sheffield’s city centre, houses 132 flats as well as ground-floor shops and an underground car park.
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South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service served the building a prohibition notice at the weekend ordering residents of the 35 flats on the sixth floor upwards to leave following an inspection of the property on Friday (11 December) evening.
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Residents of a Sheffield apartment block were told to evacuate after the building failed fire safety tests.
The North Bank building on Wicker Riverside was served a prohibition notice following an inspection by South Yorkshire Fire Service on Friday night.
Apartments on the sixth up to the 10th floor were evacuated, with residents offered emergency accommodation.
Management company Love Your Block said the issues were around smoke ventilation and fire escape procedures.
He said there were also problems with the cavity wall and cladding of the building. We are doing absolutely everything that we can to support the residents, and are having multiple conversations with the fire brigade and the council, he said.