Must be a bad un 35 firefighters tackling it. Wonder if it was the room that stocked the England World Cup shirts??
Ten fire engines and more than 60 firefighters are currently tackling a large warehouse fire near Grimethorpe, Barnsley. Firefighters were called to a blaze at the multi-storey Asos warehouse shortly before 10pm on Friday (20 June). Fire crews are fighting the fire using hose reels and water jets. Multiple teams of firefighters wearing breathing apparatus have been deployed to help tackle the fire, which is thought to have broken out on the second floor of the five storey building, before spreading to the third and fourth floors. Three of the fire engines tackling the fire are from West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue. The warehouse is on an industrial estate, away from residential properties. Park Spring Road, close to the scene of the fire, is currently closed.
"Thanks SuperTyke, here's Alan with the Sport" In all seriousness, seems strange for a fire to get out of control in a modern building these days, especially in one that you wouldn't expect dealt in a particularly flammable industry. Could have been deliberate - they have a lot of agency staff, maybe someone was told it was their last shift and they didn't take too kindly to it.
It is all very strange, they announce they are struggling weeks ago and now a fire there, something suspicious going off!
The polish community in Selby will be watching with huge interest I'm sure since the other large asos contract is run at clipper over here.....
It's not first time they've had a burn up ether http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/2928953/Asos-fights-back-after-Buncefield-fire.html
You old sinic T69.....you'll be saying, it wont be rebuilt at all, and they'll be moving it abroad next...
Doesn't it have a high turnover of staff due to working conditions and pressure of hitting targets and low pay?