Fire at Ironbridge Power Station

The Environment Agency have left the scene of a fire at Ironbridge Power Station, in Shropshire, after assisting Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service.

The fire at Ironbridge Power Station, which broke out at around 6am this morning, has now been brought 'under control'.

Roxanne Postle, Press Officer for E.ON - who own the plant in Shropshire - said:

"We can confirm that there was a fire at Ironbridge Power Station in the turbine hall early this morning. The fire service is on site and the issue has been brought under control. No one was injured during the incident and we will be conducting a full investigation."

A fire broke out at the Ironbridge Power Station at 6am this morning, Shropshire Fire and Rescue are on the scene.

Police warn there are road closures in the area.

Up to 30 firefighters are tackling a large fire in a turbine at the Ironbridge Power Station in Shropshire.

Fire services were called just after 6am this morning.

Police are on the scene and are warning there are some road closures in the area.

A fire has broken out at the Ironbridge Power Station in Shropshire.

Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service were called to the scene of the blaze shortly after 6am this morning.

No casualties have been reported

More to follow.