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Large fire tackled at Vale Business Park, Llandow Large fire tackled at Vale Business Park, Llandow
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About 60 firefighters are tackling a large blaze at an industrial estate in the Vale of Glamorgan.About 60 firefighters are tackling a large blaze at an industrial estate in the Vale of Glamorgan.
Eight pumps, four water bowsers and other appliances are being used in the operation at the Vale Business Park in Llandow, following a call at 05:14 GMT.Eight pumps, four water bowsers and other appliances are being used in the operation at the Vale Business Park in Llandow, following a call at 05:14 GMT.
Crews from Cowbridge, Llantwit Major and Bridgend are in attendance. Crews from Cowbridge, Llantwit Major and Bridgend are in attendance at the old Georgia Pacific buildings.
South Wales Police said the estate was closed and it was placing cordons in the area, but no roads have been closed. South Wales Police said the estate was closed and it was placing cordons in the area.
Vale of Glamorgan council said the fire was at the old Georgia Pacific buildings and it would be "distributing further advice regarding the incident as further details become known".
The fire service said two seats of fire had been discovered in a building.The fire service said two seats of fire had been discovered in a building.
Cardiff Airport has been informed, as a large plume of smoke is in the air. On arrival, crews were met with a "fully-developed fire" involving recycled materials.
Earlier this month, a blaze on the same estate badly damaged the Siteserv recycling plant, but it is thought the latest fire involves a different premises. Smoke plume
Members of the public have been asked to remain vigilant and have been advised to keep doors and window closed.
Cardiff Airport has been informed, as a large plume of smoke is in the air, but the airport said it had not caused any disruption.
One witness in Minehead, Somerset, said the smoke was visible from across the Bristol Channel.
Gareth Morgan, who works on the estate, said: "I have never seen smoke on such a grand scale.
"It's enormous. I personally have never witnessed a fire like that."
Mr Morgan said he had been told nobody would be allowed in the area for "at least 24 hours".
"We will be at least a day behind. We are not allowed in the office," he added.
"Unfortunately all our computers are there. The business will be on hold for a day."
Another witness, journalist Denis Campbell, from Monknash, said: "It was just a massive black plume going straight into the air.
"It was instantly clear it was a massive fire."
Earlier this month, a blaze on the same estate badly damaged a building owned by the Siteserv recycling plant.