A LARGE fire, believed to be started intentionally, has caused damage to a garage, two caravans and two vehicles in Glastonbury.
Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service control team were called at around 9.23pm on May 22 to a fire on Manor House Road in Glastonbury.
Fire crews from Street and Glastonbury Stations were sent to the scene in two fire engines and upon their arrival confirmed the fire involved a garage on a domestic property with two caravans and two vehicles alight.
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The crews used breathing apparatus, two main jets, a compressed air foam system jet, and thermal imaging cameras to full extinguish the fire and stop it from spreading.
The vehicles were severely damaged following the blaze and the garage was fully smoke logged afterwards.
Emergency services have confirmed today (May 23) that the fire was started deliberately in an arson attack.
A spokesperson for Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service said: "One caravan was completely destroyed by fire, the other 50 percent damaged. The garage was fully smoke logged.
"The fire is believed to have been started deliberately."
The incident has now been passed over to the Avon and Somerset Police who will be investigating the arson attack.
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