Caravans and cars have been set alight deliberately in Doncaster - latest fire incidents

There have been several fires in Doncaster over the Halloween weekend including many deliberate vehicles blazes.
By Laura Andrew
Published 2nd Nov 2021, 05:31 BST

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A caravan, multiple cars and a wheelie bin were all victims to deliberate fires over the last weekend.

On October 29 Adwick firefighters were called out to a deliberate car fire in a field at 11:45pm (Friday) on Cliff Hill Road, Norton, Doncaster.The fire crew left the scene at 12:35am.

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On October 30 a car was deliberately set on fire at 6:15pm (Saturday) on Waggons Way, Stainforth, Doncaster.

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Firefighters from Thorne station attended the incident.

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They left at 7:15pm.

Two fire crews from Adwick and Askern stations were called out to a deliberate caravan fire at 6:25pm (Saturday) on Sutton Road, Askern, Doncaster.

The firefighters left the scene at 7:05pm.

On October 31 (Halloween) firefighters from Thorne station attended a deliberate car fire at 1:30am (Sunday) on Stanley Road, Stainforth, Doncaster.

The crew came away at 1:45am.

A fire crew from Adwick station attended an outbuilding on fire at 2:10pm (Sunday) on Sutton Road, Askern, Doncaster.

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The fire is believed to have been started deliberately. The crew came away at 2:45pm.

Doncaster firefighters were called out to a deliberate wheelie bin fire at 8:55pm on Bainbridge Road, Balby, Doncaster.

The crew left the scene at 9:30pm.

Firefighters from Edlington Station attended a garden fire involving a chair at 9:40pm on Surrey Street, Balby, Doncaster.

The crew left the scene at 10pm.

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