'We would ask people not to have campfires or barbeques in the countryside,” the Chief Fire Officer for Lincolnshire said Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire residents are being urged to take care to avoid devastating fires, as the hot dry conditions continue. The latest figures for the county show that during April – July there were 607 wildfires – 314 of these in July.Balers, tractors and combine harvestersRefuse, including where bonfires have needed extinguishing.
“We would ask people not to have campfires or barbeques in the countryside. At home barbeques should only be used on a designated hard-standing area away from fences, sheds, buildings or hedges. “This increase in call outs is being seen across the country but puts a strain on both our Control Room staff and our crews – all of whom have coped incredibly well during this busy time.”· never throw cigarette ends out of car windows and always make sure cigarettes are fully extinguished and cool before you dispose of them.
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