Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service is dealing with a large hay fire near Washaway, with advising members of the public to "stay away from the area".
Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service is dealing with a large hay fire near Washaway, with advising members of the public to "stay away from the area".
The service says crews from Bodmin, Wadebridge and Liskeard were mobilised at 5.06pm today (Thursday) after reports of a significant hay stack fire in the Washaway area.
Smoke from the fire is drifting across nearby roads and farmland, and Cornwall Fire & Rescue Service is asking the public to avoid the Washaway area where possible.
Residents and motorists are advised to be aware of changing smoke conditions and to keep windows closed if smoke is blowing towards properties.

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