Eleven fire crews from across Suffolk tackled a blaze at the British Sugar Factory last night.
Emergency services were called at around 7.18pm to a fire which is believed to have broken out in the factory’s two-storey engine room in Bury St Edmunds.
Three appliances from Bury St Edmunds, two from Ixworth, two from Newmarket and one from Mildenhall, Melford, Wickhambrook and Haverhill were at the scene.
Crews used breathing apparatus and hose reel jets to tackle the fire.
It comes after 15 fire crews a blaze that had started in one of the factory’s high-rise buildings back in February.
An investigation was officially launched into the cause of the fire in October.
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