Suffolk wildfire near Sizewell nuclear plant ‘stabilising’ after 24 hours

More than 100 firefighters remain at scene after Dunwich Heath blaze spread across 150 hectares and forced evacuations Fire crews tackling a large wildfire burning for more than 24 hours near Britain’s biggest nuclear power station have said the situation is “stabilising”. More than 100 firefighters have been battling

EDF nuclear plant chiefs monitor fire as flames rip through Dunwich Heath, reaching RSPB Minsmere

A fierce second-alarm fire tore through a commercial building in Vernon.

Sizewell B is one of the UK's major nuclear sites, and is located within a few miles of the active Dunwich wildfire - so emergency services are paying it special attention

Nuclear power station on ‘high alert’ as Suffolk wildfire edges closer to plant  GB News

Holidaymakers have been evacuated as firefighters battle a large wildfire in Suffolk.

A major incident has been declared as firefighters tackle a large-scale wildfire at a National Trust location on the Suffolk coast, with the public advised to stay away from the area near Sizewell B nuclear power station

A major incident has been declared as around 90 firefighters battle a large-scale wildfire at a National Trust site on the Suffolk coast near Sizewell B nuclear power plant

A major incident has been declared as firefighters tackle a large-scale, wind-driven wildfire at Dunwich Heath on the Suffolk coast, with the blaze moving towards St James' Church and around 90 firefighters battling the flames