Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service acquired a name reporting the incident in Norbury, Bishops Fortress, at 1pm at the moment (Wednesday, July 2).
Two fireplace engines have been dispatched from Bishops Fortress and Clun stations.
Upon arrival, crews discovered a fireplace involving 20m by 40m of gorse hedge alight.
A spokesperson for Clun Fire Station mentioned the hearth was brought on by a bonfire left unattended on the official social media channels.
The full Facebook post mentioned: “Our crews have simply returned from helping colleagues from Bishops Castle at a fireplace within the open in Norbury.
“This incident concerned a bonfire left unattended which had unfold to a bigger space. Crews used important and hose reel jets to extinguish.
“Please watch out on this sizzling climate should you select to burn. Guarantee you could have firefighting media accessible and don’t go away the hearth till it’s utterly out.
“In case you are having a managed burn, additionally give our Hearth Management a name to tell them on 01743260290.”
The incident was declared underneath management at 2:40pm.
