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Emergency services are dealing with an incident at Rolls-Royce’s Raynesway factory in Derby. Firefighters have advised nearby residents to keep doors and windows closed.
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Emergency services are responding to an incident at the Rolls-Royce factory in Raynesway, Derby, with firefighters advising people in nearby Alvaston to keep their doors and windows closed while the response continues.
Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service said it was called shortly after 16:00 GMT on Thursday. Police and ambulance crews were also at the site, the BBC reported.
Several roads around the factory were closed, including Royal Scot Way, Pride Park Way, Harrow Street and part of London Road. The BBC report did not give details about the nature of the incident or how long the safety advice and closures would remain in place.
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