Firefighters from across the county called to tackle Hook Norton house fire
Firefighters from four stations in Oxfordshire were called to tackle a house fire in Hook Norton on Sunday (August 2).
Four fire engines from Hook Norton, Banbury, Chipping Norton and Kidlington were sent to tackle the blaze on Orchard Road, Hook Norton.
Firefighters used hose reels and main jets to bring a fire involving a garage and a vehicle under control after it spread to an adjoining house.
Crews from Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service were supported by colleagues from Warwickshire and Gloucestershire fire and rescue services as they worked to prevent the fire spreading further and ensure the area was made safe.
Emergency services were first called to the incident at 2.11pm on Sunday, August 2.
Firefighters remained at the scene throughout the afternoon, evening and night, with the final crews leaving at around 7am on Monday, August 3.
For information on how to stay safe and avoid house fires, visit: https://www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/fire-and-community-safety/community-safety/safety-home