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Reporter @PA’s Australian bureau, hoarder of books, country kid at heart | formerly @GeelongAddy & @leaderonline | views all mine

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Firefighters contain London recycling plant fire – the second in weeks

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Firefighters contain London recycling plant fire – the second in weeks

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Around 100 firefighters and 15 fire engines responded to a major blaze involving 50 tonnes of household waste in Deptford, south-east London. The fire broke out on Tuesday evening at a Landmann Way recycling facility and was brought under control shortly after 2am on Wednesday. Fire crews used tall turntable ladders as water towers to extinguish the flames, leaving the facility severely damaged.
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Recycling plant fire under control after 50 tonnes of waste blaze

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Firefighters have brought under control a blaze involving 50 tonnes of household waste at a south-east London recycling facility. Around 100 firefighters and 15 fire engines responded to the incident on Landmann Way, Deptford, on Tuesday evening, the London Fire Brigade (LFB) said. The brigade stated that the site was left "severely damaged" by the outbreak. Crews from Deptford, East Greenwich, Old Kent Road and surrounding stations attended following an initial call shortly before 8pm.
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