Firefighters called to blaze at Hendon pizza restaurant
No injuries were reported in the fire at Hendon's Pizaza yesterday evening which took 25 minutes to get under control
Ten firefighters tackled a blaze at Hendon’s Pizaza restaurant on Tuesday evening.
No injuries were reported in the fire, said the London Fire Brigade, which dispatched two engines from Hendon Fire Station to the scene on Brent Street.
Investigators with the Brigade said part of the restaurant’s pizza oven had been damaged, and that the fire took 25 minutes to get under control.
The incident was over by 6.10pm.
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