Fire crews remain on the scene investigating what they described as a ‘challenging’ fire last night.

A statement on Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service’s Facebook page said: “We are currently in attendance at a derelict building fire on Paper Mill Lane in Bramford.

“Five fire appliances and the Aerial Ladder Platform are at the scene. Crews from Ipswich, Needham Market, Stowmarket, and Woodbridge have worked extremely hard under challenging conditions to contain the fire which is now under control.

“We will be remaining on scene for some time damping down, therefore Paper Mill Lane remains closed to all traffic between Claydon and Bramford.”

It’s the second fire at the site in less than a month.

East Anglian Daily Times: Five engines were called to the fire on Paper Mill Lane. Picture: SUFFOLK FIRE AND RESCUEFive engines were called to the fire on Paper Mill Lane. Picture: SUFFOLK FIRE AND RESCUE (Image: Archant)

Kelvin Dakin from the Save the Northern Warehouse group, which aims to protect the site, said that he had been down to the site this morning and confirmed that the damage had been done to a building to the south of the site and was not one of the listed structures.

“It’s only a matter of time before there’s a fire in the main building,” said Mr Dakin,“I feel very angry.”

It’s not clear at this stage what caused the fire.

East Anglian Daily Times: Firefighters were called to another fire at the former Fisons plant. Picture: SUFFOLK FIRE AND RESCUEFirefighters were called to another fire at the former Fisons plant. Picture: SUFFOLK FIRE AND RESCUE (Image: Archant)

East Anglian Daily Times: Firefighters described the blaze as challenging. Picture: SUFFOLK FIRE AND RESCUEFirefighters described the blaze as challenging. Picture: SUFFOLK FIRE AND RESCUE (Image: Archant)

East Anglian Daily Times: Firefighters attended a fire at the old Fisons building in Bramford just over two weeks ago. Picture: GREGG BROWNFirefighters attended a fire at the old Fisons building in Bramford just over two weeks ago. Picture: GREGG BROWN