Firefighters called after 60 litres of milk leaks on to road in Soulbury

Firefighters were called after 60 litres of milk leaked onto the road in Soulbury, after an incident which involved an HGV milk tanker.

Two fire crews based at West Ashland near Milton Keynes were called to the liquid spillage on Great Brickhill Road at just before 1pm on Wednesday May 20.

Firefighters were called after 60 litres of milk leaked on to the road in Soulbury after an incident involving an HGV milk tankerplaceholder image
Firefighters were called after 60 litres of milk leaked on to the road in Soulbury after an incident involving an HGV milk tanker

Bucks Fire and Rescue reported that crews used specialist environmental protection equipment, which included a grab pack and portable containment, to contain the spill and protect nearby drainage systems.

The Environment Agency and Highways departments were informed, with firefighters ensuring arrangements were in place for vehicle recovery before leaving the scene.

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