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HMO: Plans submitted to convert houses in Bury and Radcliffe - Vimarsana News

HMO: Plans submitted to convert houses in Bury and Radcliffe

Plans to transform two former residential properties into houses with multiple occupancy (HMO) in Bury and Radcliffe have been lodged.

Fire crews battle roof fire in Keats Crescent, Ipswich | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Fire crews battle roof fire in Keats Crescent, Ipswich | East Anglian Daily Times

Four fire crews were called to the fire in the Whitton area of Ipswich - Credit: Archant Four fire crews were called to an Ipswich cul-de-sac after a sonar panel control unit caught fire in the loft of a house. Firefighters were called to the scene of the fire in Keats Crescent, off Spenser Road, at 9.30am today (Monday, April 26). Crews from Ipswich East, Woodbridge and Holbrook were alerted to the blaze. The fire was contained in the loft of the two-storey house and was caused by an electrical fault in the control panel of the solar panels. Station manager Mark Walker said: "We were called...

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Fire crews battle roof fire in Keats Crescent, Ipswich - Vimarsana News

Fire crews battle roof fire in Keats Crescent, Ipswich

Four fire crews were called to the fire in the Whitton area of Ipswich - Credit: Archant Four fire crews were called to an Ipswich cul-de-sac after a solar panel control unit caught fire in the loft of a house. Firefighters were called to the scene of the fire in Keats Crescent, off Spenser Road, at 9.30am today (Monday, April 26). Crews from Ipswich East, Woodbridge and Holbrook were alerted to the blaze. The fire was contained in the loft of the two-storey house and was caused by an electrical fault in the control panel of the solar panels. Station manager Mark Walker said: "We were called...