Mattresses, tyres, bins and a van all set on fire deliberately in Doncaster

There has been a series of deliberate fires in Doncaster including wheelie bins, a mattress and a van.
Laura Andrew
By Laura Andrew
Published 15th Nov 2021, 11:16 BST
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On November 10 Doncaster firefighters were called out to a deliberate garden fire at 7pm on Florence Avenue, Balby, Doncaster.

The crew left the scene at 7:25pm.

Firefighters from Doncaster station attended a deliberate car fire at 7:55pm on Short Road, Intake, Doncaster.

There have been many deliberate fires in Doncaster.There have been many deliberate fires in Doncaster.
There have been many deliberate fires in Doncaster.

The crew came away at 8:20pm.

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A number of tyres and a mattress were on fire at 8:05pm on Axholme Road, Wheatley, Doncaster.

The fire is believed to have been started deliberately.

Firefighters from Doncaster station attended the incident. They left at 8:45pm.

On November 11 Doncaster firefighters were called out to a deliberate wheelie bin fire at 4:30am on Queens Road, Wheatley, Doncaster.

The crew left the scene at 4:40am.

Doncaster firefighters were called out to a deliberate rubbish fire at 8:35pm on Shirley Road, Hexthorpe, Doncaster.

The crew left the scene at 9:05pm.

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Two fire crews from Askern and Adwick stations were called out to a small fire on waste land at 10:20pm on Lodge Road, Carcroft, Doncaster.

The fire is believed to have been started deliberately.

The crews came away at 10:50pm.

On Saturday, November 13 Adwick firefighters were called out to a deliberate van fire at 9:55pm on Shaftholme Lane, Shaftholme, Doncaster.

The fire crew came away at 10:45pm.

On Sunday, November 14 central firefighters were called out to an accidental bin fire at 7:45pm on Station Road, Stainforth, Doncaster.

The crew left the scene at 8pm.

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