Substation fire reported to have damaged building at New City Primary School
July 2019Published 18 Sept 2026Responsible editor: Chief Editor
- Where
- New City Primary School, United Kingdom
- What
- Substation fire damaged a building
- Injuries
- Not reported
- Cause
- Not reported
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What happened
A fire involving a substation was reported to have damaged a building at New City Primary School in the United Kingdom. Only a headline and feed summary are available, so the cause, the extent of damage, the emergency response and any injuries are not reported. The date shown is the date of reporting rather than a confirmed incident date.
Contributing factors
Not reported.
Lessons learned
- Substations close to occupied buildings such as schools need fire separation and containment suited to the use next door.
- Emergency plans for these sites must cover evacuation of the adjacent building and isolation of the electrical asset.
- Where early reports are limited, operators should confirm cause and damage before drawing conclusions.
More lessons on spacing, layout and fire spread, from every incident on the register.
Not yet known
- Extent of damage
- Emergency response details
- Confirmed incident date
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Source
Other entries that name Primary
Published 2026-09-18. Written from public reporting. Descriptive, not investigative. See the data accuracy disclaimer.