Incident Summary – Saturday 24th October 2026 – Night Shift
Time: 17:55 Location: Northallerton
Crew from Northallerton responded to reports of a water leak in a property. Crew attended and were unable to locate source of the leak. Whilst at the address the leak subsided so advice given to contact landlord.
Time: 17:56 Location: Sherburn
Crews from Malton, Kirkbymoorside, Helmsley and 2 Humberside appliances attended a fire to a skip in a yard that had spread to a caravan and timber. Due to high winds other property was at considerable risk of fire spreading. Crews sectorised the incident to prevent fire spread and extinguish multiple seats of fire.
Time: 18:53 Location: York
Crew from Acomb assisted paramedics gain entry to a property after the occupant had fallen. Crews gained entry using small tools via a window. Occupant left in care of paramedics.
Time: 19:28 Location: Pickering
Crew from Thirsk assisted police gaining entry to a property due to concerns for the occupant. Crew used edraulic spreaders to open an external keysafe. Entry gained to property and occupant located in bedroom having fallen. Casualty left in care of police and neighbour awaiting ambulance.
Time: 19:34 Location: Scarborough
Crew from Scarborough attended a property after a tree was reported to have fallen on it. Crew inspected a tree that had come to rest on the roof of a bungalow. No action taken by fire crews. Occupant was safe and well. Advice given.
Time: 19:36 Location: Scarborough
Crew from Scarborough attended a property due to concerns about a lithium battery that was overheating. Inspection only carried out by crews. Battery was temperature checked and found to be decreasing in temperature. Advice given.
Time: 19:36 Location: Stokesley
Crew from Northallerton and Coulby Newham attended a car that had a tree fall on it. The occupant was out of their vehicle and uninjured. Crews requested highways to clear the road which was blocked and gave advice to vehicle owner.
Time: 20:00 Location: Hawes
Crew from Hawes attended a vehicle that had driven in to flood water with the occupant being unable to self extricate. Crew attended and walked occupant to safety from the vehicle.
Time: 20:23 Location: York
Crew from York assisted paramedics with the extrication of a casualty from a property
Time: 20:32 Location: York
Crew from Acomb attended a property where water was entering a flat via alight fitting. Crew carried out inspection and checked flats above. No issue located as to where water could be coming from. Advice given.
Time: 21:00 Location: Ripon
Crew from Ripon and Harrogate attended a single vehicle road traffic collision where a car had impacted a fallen tree. Crew administered first aid to the driver until arrival of ambulance. Casualty then transported to hospital.
Time: 22:26 Location: York
Crew from York assisted a person locked out of their property with a candle lit inside. Crew used small tools to gain entry and extinguished the candle.
Time: 22:58 Location: Aiskew
Crew from Bedale and Northallerton attended a car that had left the road and crashed in to some woodland before catching fire. Crew used 2 breathing apparatus and 2 hose reel jets to extinguish. All persons were out of the vehicle and accounted for.
Time: 00:41 Location: Stokesley
Crew from Stokesley responded to report of tiles and mortar falling from rooftops on to a public footpath. On arrival crews taped off the area, no further action was required.
Time: 01.23 Location: A1
Crews from Ripon and Knaresborough responded to a car and HGV road traffic collision. All persons were out of the vehicles on arrival of the fire service and no action was required, the incident was left with the police on scene.
Time: 03.01 Location: Scarborough
Crews from Scarborough and Robin Hoods Bay responded to reports of smoke coming from a building. This was a fire involving a electrical server. Crew extinguished using 4 breathing apparatus, 2 hose reels and 2 thermal imaging cameras.
Time: 03:56 Location: York
Crew were mobilised to a report of a fire alarm sounding in a premises. This was a false alarm due to a system fault.
Crews from Malton, Skipton responded to automatic fire alarm activations. After investigation these were found to be false alarms. Advice was given to the responsible person present.