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No canal pollution after major blaze at industrial estate in Hyde
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The Environment Agency has said there's no evidence to suggest a large amount of chemicals seeped into a canal after a huge blaze at an industrial estate.
More than 50 firefighters tackled the raging blaze at the Adamson Industrial Estate on Croft Road in Hyde on Saturday night.
A number of business units were destroyed as the flames reached three separate brick buildings at the site. Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service said a large amount of chemicals were stored within the estate, which is next to a stretch of the Peak Forest Canal.
The Environment Agency was called to assist and advised the fire service over pollution control measures. One chemical believed to have been used on site was sulphuric acid.
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