Leicestershire Fire And Rescue Service Market Harborough Station

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Market Harborough Day Crew and on call staff attending the Taste shopping event to promote Fatal 4 and Celebrating Safely. #CelebrateSafely

Come and see us tonight at Market Harborough Christmas Fayre. #CelebrateSafely

Crews from Market Harborough have extinguished an unattended fire which was close to the road and hedgerow causing danger to passing motorists and was at risk of spreading.

A man who put lives in danger by starting fires in Husbands Bosworth has today (Tuesday 6 November) been jailed.
Daniel Milburn, of no fixed address, was sentenced to five-and-a-half years when he appeared at Leicester Crown Court.
He began deliberately starting the fires, in Mowsley Road, Bell Lane and Church Street, late on the evening of 29 August, continuing into the early hours of 30 August.
... In Bell Lane, he was approached by staff from a nearby care home and told them he was a trained fireman, even speaking to members of Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service. However he was later identified on CCTV.
Milburn pleaded guilty to three counts of arson recklessly endangering life when he appeared at Leicester Crown Court on 8 October.
Detective Constable Chantel Booth was the investigating officer.
She said: “Milburn claimed to have been drunk at the time, which is no excuse for his actions. He is lucky that no-one was seriously injured as a result, but what he did has still had a significant, lasting impact on a number of people.
“The sentence he’s been given today hopefully means that the local community can feel reassured.”
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Appliances from Market Harborough, Desborough, Kibworth, Wigston and Kettering attended a fire in a workshop at Warren Lodge farm during the early hours of this morning. An appliance from Market Harborough station has been in attendance for large parts of today extinguishing hot spots.