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Hinkley Point workers walkout over bonus row
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Site fire crews and the Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service tackled the blaze. Hinkley Point C authorities said: โ€œFire crews from Hinkley Point C and Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service have attended a scaffolding fire on the construction site near Unit 1. โ€œWorkers were evacuated from the area and there are no reports of injuries at this time. โ€œThe fire is now out and an investigation will take place to establish the cause.โ€
Site fire crews and the Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service tackled the blaze. Hinkley Point C authorities said: โ€œFire crews from Hinkley Point C and Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service have attended a scaffolding fire on the construction site near Unit 1. โ€œWorkers were evacuated from the area and there are no reports of injuries at this time. โ€œThe fire is now out and an investigation will take place to establish the cause.โ€
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