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Fire destroys 100 cars after tearing through Gatwick Airport parking site

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Fire destroys 100 cars after tearing through Gatwick Airport parking site
Metro
Metro48 mins ago
Fire destroys 100 cars after tearing through Gatwick Airport parking site
'They have lost their livelihoods and the amount of money to replace everything is unmeasurable.'
Evening Standard
Evening Standard58 mins ago
Man arrested for arson after huge blaze rips through Gatwick Airport car park and industrial estate
A man has been arrested on suspicion of arson after several cars were damaged in the blaze
Cars destroyed as massive fire tears through Gatwick Airport parking site
A major fire has destroyed several cars at a holiday parking site near Gatwick Airport, with a 67-year-old man arrested on suspicion of arson
Several cars destroyed as huge fire tears through Gatwick Airport parking site
Emergency services raced to the significant and complex fire at Caldyne Business Park in Rowfant, West Sussex, just before 9pm on Saturday 22 August, with a man arrested on suspicion of arson
Daily Record
Daily Record1 hrs ago
Massive fire rips through Gatwick Airport parking site as cars destroyed
A major fire tore through a Gatwick Airport holiday parking site in West Sussex, destroying several cars and cutting power to more than 2,000 homes
Daily Star
Daily Star2 hrs ago
Huge blaze at holiday parking site for major UK airport as 'number of vehicles' damaged
Firefighters were tackling a major that is believed to have began at the Caldyne Business Park in Rowfant, West Sussex, with a car park believed to be used by Gatwick Airport holidaymakers was also damaged in the blaze
The Mirror
The Mirror🏁 first to report2 hrs ago
Cars destroyed in huge fire at parking site used by Gatwick Airport holidaymakers as thousands left without power
Eight fire engines and two water carriers rushed to the huge fire at Caldyne Business Park in Rowfant, near Crawley on Saturday as thousands of people were left without power due to the balze