Youths escorted from derelict building after fire is started
Published:
11:05 AM March 25, 2013
Updated:
4:24 PM November 1, 2020
Fire crews - Credit: Archant
FOUR youths were escorted from a derelict building after a fire was started in RAF Upwood.
Firefighters from Ramsey and Huntingdon were called to the airbase at 9.10pm on Saturday (March 23) and arrived to find a fire involving pallets.
A Cambridgeshire Fire and Resuce Service spokesman said four youths were escorted from the building and confirmed the fire was deliberately started.
The crews returned to their base by 10.30pm.
A Cambridgeshire police spokesman said: “We were called to reports of a small fire in a derelict building at RAF Upwood at 9.07pm on Saturday.
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“Officers attended and stop-checked four youths nearby.”
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