February 14th 2025.
Emergency services were called to the scene at Chiltern Firehouse in Marylebone, London. A fire had broken out at the luxurious 5 star hotel, causing 100 people to be evacuated from the historic building. The situation was dire as the blaze had spread from the ground floor all the way up to the roof.
The London Fire Brigade was quick to respond, dispatching eight fire engines and approximately 60 firefighters to the scene. The hotel, which also housed a popular restaurant on its ground floor, was in danger as the fire had started in the ducting system and had spread throughout the four storey building.
Thankfully, the building had been evacuated before the firefighters arrived, ensuring the safety of all the guests and staff. The Brigade's 999 Control officers had received the first call at 2:52 PM and immediately deployed crews from various fire stations including Euston, Soho, Paddington, West Hampstead, and Kensington and Chelsea. As of now, the firefighters are still working tirelessly to control the fire.
The cause of the fire is currently unknown and investigations are ongoing. The situation at Chiltern Firehouse is being closely monitored and more updates will be provided as they become available. For the latest news, follow The Agency on Twitter and Facebook. And if you want to receive instant updates straight to your device, sign up for our daily push alerts. Stay safe and stay informed.
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