The fire near Felbrigg picture by Dave Roberts
UPDATE: Road re-opened after fire near Felbrigg
Sunday, March 3, 2013
11:52 AM
A road which was closed after a fire which destroyed a building near Felbrigg has now reopened.
The fire, in Metton Road, started just after 2am this morning with crews from Cromer, Sheringham, Mundesley, Holt and a water carrier from Fakenham were called out to tackle it.
Asbestos and cylinders were also believed to be involved. The fire was eventually put out just after 5am.
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