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Woman treated after Sidmouth kitchen fire

Published: 3:23 PM October 29, 2009    Updated: 6:33 PM November 7, 2020

BREAKING NEWS: AN elderly woman was treated for smoke inhalation by Sidmouth firefighters at lunchtime today after they were called to a small fire in her first floor kitchen at Lymebourne Park. Two fire appliances from Sidmouth attended the fire with Watch Commander Rob C

AN elderly woman was treated for smoke inhalation by Sidmouth firefighters at lunchtime today after they were called to a small fire in her first floor home at Lymebourne Park.

Two fire appliances from Sidmouth attended the fire with Watch Commander Rob Crisp in charge. The woman was given oxygen at the scene.

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