Families count devastating cost of warehouse fire as storage unit company criticised for having no compassion towards heartbroken customers
Dozens of people are coming to terms with the loss off precious belongings, irreplaceable memorabilia and treasured photos
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Yet this week, dozens of families in Tameside are coming to terms with that very scenario.
Their most precious belongings, irreplaceable memorabilia and treasured photographs have all been destroyed.
They kept belongings at a storage facility on Holland Street in Denton, Tameside.
On Sunday afternoon (February 21), a huge fire tore through the warehouse.
More than 100 firefighters were deployed to tackle the blaze at the three-storey building. Plumes of thick, black smoke could be seen for miles around.
Mum s heartbreak after all her belongings were destroyed in Denton storage unit blaze
Lisa Seaborn, 39, had transferred everything she owned to the storage facility ahead of moving house when the fire occurred
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Lisa Seaborn (Image: Lisa Seaborn)
A mum-of-one has lost everything she owns after a huge warehouse blaze destroyed a storage facility in Denton.
Lisa Seaborn, 39, had transferred all of her personal belongings including her clothes, furniture and son s toys into the unit ahead of moving house, when the fire started at the weekend.
A major incident was declared by Greater Manchester Police as a number of homes in the vicinity had to be evacuated.