Aerial ladder needed to help put out fire in bungalow roof
Firefighters needed an aerial ladder to help them put out a blaze in the roof of a bungalow on Saturday afternoon.
The fire broke out in the property in Harley Road, Condover, at about 1.30pm.
Crews from Church Stretton, Shrewsbury and Telford went to the scene, where they spent two hours bringing the fire in the bungalow's roof space under control.
Shropshire Fire and Rescue Services said firefighters wore breathing apparatus and used jets to extinguish the fire.
They then used the aerial ladder to check for fire spread and carry out salvage operations inside the property.
Also on the scene was the British Red Cross Fire and Emergency Support Service.
A spokesman for the fire and rescue service said: "The Red Cross welfare support team provided support to occupiers."
