Reports of fire near Stockport Pyramid roundabout

By Alasdair Perry

5th Jun 2023 | Local News

The fire reportedly broke out near junction one of the M60, the 'Stockport Pyramid roundabout' (Image - Google Maps)
The fire reportedly broke out near junction one of the M60, the 'Stockport Pyramid roundabout' (Image - Google Maps)

Motorists have reported seeing smoke around junction one of the M60 following a suspected fire this afternoon.  

This junction is 'the pyramid junction' with Stockport Pyramid, B&Q and Decathlon all nearby. It is believed the fire broke out around the nearby A5145.

Businesses have reportedly been evacuated; the area around the A5145 features car dealerships and other industrial units. It is unclear at this stage what may have caused a fire.

Stockport Nub News has reached out to Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service for comment.

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