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People urged to 'avoid the area' as emergency services respond to fire

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People are being urged to "avoid the area" due to a fire on Oval Road in Tipton.

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People urged to 'avoid the area' as emergency services respond to fire

People are being urged to "avoid the area" due to a fire on Oval Road in Tipton.

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People urged to 'avoid the area' as emergency services respond to fire

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