Grane Road is closed in both directions between St Crispin Way and the Holden Arms pub
Grane Road is shut off between St Crispin Way and the Holden Arms pub. Lancashire Police say they are assisting Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service with the incident.
Traffic and buses are being diverted away from the area. The incident started at around 6.30am and no injuries have been reported.In a statement on Facebook, Rossendale Police said: "Good morning, Police are assisting our colleagues from the fire brigade with an incident on Grane Road in Haslingden. Please be advised that the road is closed between St Crispin Way and the Holden Arms Public House and plan your route accordingly. Many thanks.
Traffic alert service Inrix reports: "Grane Road in both directions closed due to building fire between B6235 Holcombe Road and St Crispin Way."
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