Humberside Fire & Rescue tackles Hull Fire off Reservoir Road

Humberside Fire & Rescue tackled a Hull fire off Reservoir Road as smoke spread for miles and police closed the road near Clough Road.

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Humberside Fire & Rescue tackles Hull Fire off Reservoir Road

Humberside Fire & Rescue tackled a large Hull fire off Reservoir Road on the evening of the report, with plumes of smoke visible for miles around. Residents near Reservoir Road and Clough Road were told to keep doors and windows closed while crews dealt with the incident.

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The fire service said it had multiple appliances in attendance and told people to stay clear so crews could work at the site. Humberside Police separately said Reservoir Road in Hull was closed while emergency services were attending an ongoing incident, and asked people to avoid the Clough Road area where possible.

Humberside Fire & Rescue statement

Humberside Fire & Rescue said: “We currently have a large fire on Reservoir Road, Hull. We have multiple appliances in attendance dealing with this incident. Please stay clear of the area so that Fire crews can carry out their work.” It also said: “Residents are advised to keep doors and windows closed.”

Pete Kemp provided the image used with the report. The picture backed up what people nearby were already seeing from the ground: a fire large enough to send smoke across a wide area, with responders still working at the scene as the evening unfolded.

Reservoir Road in Hull

Humberside Police said: “Please be aware that Reservoir Road in Hull is currently closed whilst emergency services are in attendance at an ongoing incident. Please avoid this area and the area of Clough Road where possible. Thank you for your patience.” For anyone trying to get through the area, the practical step was simple: stay away from Reservoir Road and use another route.

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The incident was described as ongoing while the report was filed, but the material available did not give a cause for the blaze or a time for the closure to end. What it did make clear was that the immediate response was still active, and access around the road remained restricted.

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