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Blaze leads to station's closure

Fire crews have attended a blaze near Taunton railway station that led to its temporary closure.

The railway line through the Somerset town was closed to allow crews to access the fire in a disused building.

The building was said to be well alight. The fire service said five crews attended.

Fire officers had to use the Gardener's Arms pub to access the fire. It is not thought that anyone was hurt in the blaze.

Fire officers confirmed that the blaze had been brought under control and rail services were back to normal by 1700 GMT.

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