Emergency Response Underway at Bermondsey Recycling Facility
Bermondsey residents and local authorities are currently managing a significant fire incident at a recycling center located on Landmann Way. According to the London Fire Brigade (LFB), approximately fifteen fire engines and close to one hundred firefighters are actively engaged in addressing the blaze.
The incident was first reported at 17:32, prompting an immediate response involving multiple stations, including crews from Deptford, Old Kent Road, Greenwich, and neighboring areas. To combat the fire effectively from an elevated vantage point, two of the Brigade’s specialized 32-metre turntable ladders have been deployed to assist firefighting efforts.
Due to the substantial amounts of smoke emanating from the site, residents in the vicinity are advised to keep their windows and doors closed to minimize exposure to potentially hazardous air quality.
Emergency services continue to work diligently to contain and extinguish the fire, and updates will be provided as the situation develops. Local authorities recommend that residents stay vigilant, monitor official communications, and adhere to safety advisories during this ongoing incident.
For further updates, residents and concerned individuals can follow official channels and local news outlets.