Six fire engines were called to a fire at a long-established printing firm in Lancaster.
Crews were called out to Standfast & Barracks textile printing firm on Caton Road on Tuesday night.
They found a building to be well alight, extinguished the fire and were on site until 3.30am.
Six fire engines from Lancaster, Morecambe, Bolton-le-Sands, Carnforth, and the command support unit from Preston, were called to the incident.
Nobody was injured.
Standfast & Barracks, which has been running since 1924 and is known for its digital fabric printing, was open as normal on Wednesday.


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