Young people are being urged to stay away from the derelict building in Nottinghamshire
A cordon has been placed around a former school in Newark following a fire. Last week, on May 30, emergency services were called to London Road, Newark, at around 5.20pm after receiving reports that a building was on fire.
Officers say they have previously received reports of young people gathering at the former school, with the derelict building now being declared unsafe to enter. Nottinghamshire Police have warned young people to stay clear of the derelict building site going forward.
“I’d also request that parents speak to their children about the dangers this could pose and to take responsibility in knowing where their child is and what they are doing.” “Luckily, firefighters were able to extinguish the fire quickly before it spread and no injuries occurred, however, incidents like these can cause harm and distress to not only those near the building, but also to the local communities.
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