Wicker Woman
Multiple fires were called to a light fitting on fire in a commercial unit yeseterday.
Two appliances and crews from High Wycombe, one from Windsor Tinkers Lane, one from Amersham and one from Slough attended, along with an officer were sent to Progress Road in High Wycombe at just after 12:20pm.
A small fire, in a light fitting on the ground floor of a warehouse, was out when they arrived.
The firefighters used a thermal imaging camera and a short extension ladder.
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