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No cause for alarm as fire crews turn up at Royal Bolton Hospital

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Fire crews attended the Farnworth-based hospital just after 11am on Thursday, but fortunately there was no incident, with a fire spokesman saying it was a “routine call-out for a fire alarm”.

Firefighters were only on the scene for 15 minutes.

The hospital confirmed the attendance of the firefighters was routine and there was no incident or issues.

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Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service say that all homes should have a working smoke alarm on every level of the home and a heat alarm in the kitchen area.

Smoke alarms should be tested every month.

Those eligible for a Home Fire Safety Assessment visit from Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service may have a free smoke alarm fitted depending on the fire risk.

More information on the fire services can be found on the GMFRS website

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