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Emergency services /

Sandwick and Brae crews called to Lerwick fire

FIRE fighters from Sandwick and Brae were called to a property in the Sound area of Lerwick on Wednesday afternoon to what was described by fire control as a minor fire.

Meanwhile, at the same time an appliance from the Lerwick fire station had been called to BBC Radio Shetland where a fire alarm had gone off during a routine maintenance check.

Asked why crews from Sandwick and Brae were called to the scene of the fire, a spokesperson for fire control in Dundee said the Lerwick station was not available.

The call to Sandwick and Brae came in at 1.44pm.

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