Man rushed to hospital after falling from scaffolding in Chorley town centre
A man has been rushed to hospital after falling from scaffolding in Chorley.
Chorley fire crews rushed to the scene at 12 noon yesterday after being alerted reports of a person who had fallen from scaffolding in Chorley town centre.
The incident occurred on Cunliffe Street, near the junction with George Street.
Crews worked with colleagues from North West Ambulance Service to rescue the casualty and bring him to safety.
Thankfully, his injuries are not thought to be serious, and he was taken to hospital for treatment.
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House fire
On Saturday, crews from Chorley, along with L53P1 from Bamber Bridge Fire Station were mobilised to a house fire in Chorley town centre.
The fire was out on arrival, and thankfully everyone was safe.
It’s believed the cause was an e-bike battery that overheated while on charge and exploded, causing significant damage to a conservatory.