Woman and child treated by paramedics after fire in kitchen
A WOMAN and a child were treated by paramedics after a kitchen fire in Warrington.
Fire crews were called to Evelyn Street at 4.30pm on Tuesday with a spokesman describing the kitchen as being 'full of smoke'.
Wearing two breathing apparatus, crews used a hose to extinguish the flames and a large fan to disperse the smoke.
The fire is believed to have been caused by plastic being left on an electric hob.
One woman and a child were treated by paramedics as a precaution due to suffering from smoke inhalation.
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