Suspected chemical leak at industrial unit in Clitheroe

Pictures and videos sent to the Lancashire Telegraph showed the emergency response outside a unit in Lincoln Way.

Police, fire, and ambulance personnel were at the scene and an area of the industrial site was thought to have been cordoned off.

Though unconfirmed by the ambulance service, it is believed some people may have been taken to hospital.

It is thought the leak came from Farmhouse Fare, though this has not been confirmed (Image: NQ)

Videos from the scene show a police van and several fire engines parked in Lincoln Way, while a fire service command unit had been set up.

The leak is believed to have come from Farmhouse Fare, though this has not been confirmed by either the company or emergency services.

Other businesses in Lincoln Way include AJA Smith Transport, The Complete Food Group/Deli Solutions, and DH Superbikes.

Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service confirmed they attended the scene along with Lancashire Police and North West Ambulance Service.

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A spokesperson said: “We were called at 9am to an incident on Lincoln Way, Clitheroe.

"Three fire engines and the hazardous materials unit were in attendance along with NWAS and Lancashire Police.

“Crews worked to make the building safe.

“Crews were in attendance for approximately two-and-a-half hours.”

Attempts were made to speak to somebody at Farmhouse Fare to confirm if the leak had come from their premises.

They declined to fully comment but did say they had been given the all clear to continue working.

Both the police and ambulance service have been contacted for further information.