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By Rowan Newman
Pictures have been released showing the harrowing damage that a house fire has caused to a family.
After Lauren Bailey’s house in Bierley, on Coleshill Way, caught fire on Sunday evening and nearly 5,000 pounds was raised to help her family.
The fire was first detected by smoke detectors at her home, where she lived with her partner as well as her two children aged 6 and 11.
She acted swiftly by calling the fire department and immediately evacuating her property.
Lauren believes that a fireworks may have caused the fire.
Patio, the place where the fire started, as well as windows in the background, have been completely blown out.
The entire bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living-room furniture and appliances have been blackened.
Just before midnight, crews from Odsal and Cleckheaton, as well as Bradford, attended the scene.
On the scene, they used three hose reels jets and six breathing devices, as well as a positive-pressure ventilation fan.
Lauren recalled the incident: “I ran into their bedroom and opened the drapes. I saw flames gushing out of the window.
I screamed at my kids to get them out.
As we went downstairs, the entire house blew out.
I was shocked, but is it really happening?
As they try to figure out what next, the Baileys are in an awful situation.
Unbelievable, a GoFundMe account set up just a few days ago by Friend Jodie Gallagher has raised PS4,500 as of the date this article was written.
Sam Brodie stated, “Absolutely distraught for such a beautiful family.”
Christopher Huby stated: “I’m so sorry to learn of your tragic situation. You all deserve big hugs, and I hope that everything will be back to normal as soon as possible. Have a wonderful Christmas.”
Lauren continued: “I cannot thank you enough.” This means so much. “We have nothing left.”
West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service spokesperson said that: “We received a call on Sunday, Nov. 5, 11:50pm regarding reports of a fire in a home on Coleshill Way.
We sent three teams, Odsal Bradford, and Cleckheaton.
We used three hose reels, six breathing devices and a positive-pressure ventilation fan in order to put out the fire.
Two people with suspected smoke-inhalation were treated by Yorkshire Ambulance Service.
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