A Police investigation has been launched after a fire broke out at a property in Long Eaton.
A combined response to the blaze came from crews from both Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire after the incident off Main Street on Thursday 12th September.
Four fire engines were deployed to a residential property following a call at around 5:30pm, but by 8:00pm, crews had begun winding operations down.
A Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue spokesperson confirmed the incident affected a domestic property and that by 8pm, crews were winding down the incident.
A spokesperson for both of the fire and rescue services could not initially provide details as to the extent of any damage to the property nor whether anyone had been injured.
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