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Police launch enquiry after car sets on fire after colliding with a gate and sign in Elworth

By Deborah Bowyer 27th Nov 2024

A Mini went up in flames after colliding with a gate and a sign in Elworth last night. (Photo: Nub News)
A Mini went up in flames after colliding with a gate and a sign in Elworth last night. (Photo: Nub News)

Two fire engines went to a car on fire in the car park at Miola in Elworth last night (Tuesday).

The Mini was well alight when two engines from Crewe and Sandbach went to the blaze in Lodge Road, Sandbach at 9.45 pm.

Margaret Preston from Sandbach Mowers and Repairs, who owns the car park with husband Paul, said she received a call to say there was a car on fire in the car park at 9.40 pm last night.

"You don't expect to receive a call saying there's a car on fire in your car park. Thankfully no one was hurt," she told Nub News.

A spokesperson from Cheshire Fire & Rescue Service said: "Crews were called to a vehicle that was well alight, following a one vehicle road traffic collision.

"There was no one trapped and firefighters wearing breathing apparatus used two hose reel jets to extinguish the fire. Police also attended."

A police enquiry has been launched following in the incident in the car park of Miola in Elworth last night. (Photo: Nub News)Nu

A spokesperson from Cheshire Police said: "At 21.42 pm on 26 November police were called to a one vehicle collision in Elworth Road in Sandbach.

"A mini had collided with a gate and a sign and set on fire. Two people fled the vehicle.

"The car has since been recovered and enquiries are continuing."

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