MAJOR FIRE ENGULFS HISTORIC LONDON PUB
A historic pub in London’s south-west has been severely damaged in a devastating fire, according to the London Fire Brigade. The Burn Bullock pub in Mitcham caught fire on Friday night, prompting emergency crews to rush to the scene. The heritage-listed pub, which has been closed for over a decade, suffered significant damage despite the efforts of 80 firefighters who battled the blaze. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.
DRAMATIC SCENES UNFOLD AS PUB GOES UP IN FLAMES
In a shocking turn of events, the Burn Bullock pub in Mitcham was engulfed in flames on Friday night. Twelve fire engines and over 80 firefighters were dispatched to tackle the inferno, which caused extensive damage to the ground, first, and second floors of the building. The roof of the now-derelict pub was also destroyed. Eyewitnesses described the scene as distressing, with one university student expressing their dismay at seeing such a valued building go down in flames.
CONCERNS FOR SAFETY AS FIRE RAGES ON
As the fire raged on, concerns grew for the safety of individuals in the vicinity. The rapid spread of the flames prompted emergency crews from Norbury, Wimbledon, and Tooting to join forces in an attempt to extinguish the fire. Four men were assessed on the scene by London Ambulance Service crews. Eyewitnesses reported seeing the roof timbers exposed and flames emerging from the building. The cause of the fire is currently unknown and is being investigated.
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