Swansea fire: Firefighters tackle large blaze at trampoline park

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Firefighters in Swansea are continuing to tackle a large blaze hours after receiving the first callout.

South Wales Fire and Rescue have confirmed to ITV News that the incident is ongoing and is at a trampoline park on Fabian Way in Swansea.

Eye witnesses say the fire appears to be coming from Limitless Inflata Park, which advertises itself as Wales' first Inflata park and Swansea's first trampoline park.

Commenters on social media say the blaze could be seen from as far away as Port Talbot.

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The business is run by Leigh Pugh and his wife Emma, who set the trampoline park in 2016.

Mr Pugh, a former worker at Tata, during a period of uncertainty at the steel manufacturer decided to change career.

In a statement on their Facebook page, the company said: "We are heartbroken. Unfortunately we will be closed until further notice due to a fire.

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"We will be in touch with all future bookings when we can but please bear with us."

South Wales Fire and Rescue say the first call came in at 21:51 last night and that five fire crews attended including from Swansea central, Swansea west, Neath Port Talbot and Morriston.

Five crews responded to the call out, shortly before 10pm last night (Sunday). Credit: @davetails

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