Watch: Dramatic footage of fire in Willenhall attended by 60 West Midlands firefighters
Fire investigators are continuing to probe a fire in Willenhall this morning.
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The blaze broke out in a number of mixed-use units in a large building and was reported to West Midlands Fire Service at 11.47pm last night (Monday, July 29).
WMFS first sent six engines to the scene where 13 crews - 60 firefighters in all - which tackled the blaze overnight.
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West Midlands Police and Ambulance services and utility companies also attended the scene.
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This morning WMAS said there had been no casualties.
There was just one fire crew remaining at the acne as of 7.45am this morning.
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A spokesperson for WMAS said: "We were called just after midnight to a fire on an industrial estate off Owen Road in Willenhall and sent our Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) to the scene. There were no injured patients requiring assessment and we were stood down."
We have contacted police for their updates.