Update at 9.45am on 17 July: 

A fire at a football club off Queenborough Road in Minster-on-Sea, Sheerness, is now out and crews have left the scene. 

It's believed the blaze was caused accidentally when a bonfire spread to two containers and two sheds at the premises.

Crews wearing breathing apparatus used compressed air foam to extinguish the blaze and stop the flames from spreading further. They also managed to save a wooden pavilion from being severely damaged. 

No injuries were reported. 

Update at 11.05pm: 

People living near to Queenborough Road in Minster-on-Sea, Sheerness, are no longer advised to close windows and doors due to smoke coming from an earlier fire. 

Three fire engines remain at the scene, where it's believed a bonfire spread to two containers and a wooden pavilion.  

No injuries have been reported. 

Please share this information with any loved ones in the affected area, who might not have access to the internet or social media. Thank you.

Update at 10.08pm: 

Six fire engines remain in attendance at a fire in Queenborough Road in Minster-on-Sea, Sheerness. 

Crews are working to extinguish the fire, which is believed to have been caused by a bonfire that spread to two containers and a wooden pavilion at a football club. 

People living nearby are still advised to close windows and doors due to smoke coming from the incident.

Please share this information with any loved ones in the affected area, who might not have access to the internet or social media. Thank you. 

Initial update:

People living near to Queenborough Road in Minster-on-Sea, Sheerness, are advised to close windows and doors due to smoke coming from a fire. 

Six fire engines are in attendance and crews wearing breathing apparatus are working to extinguish flames from a bonfire, which had spread to two containers and a wooden pavilion.  

Please share this information with any loved ones in the affected area, who might not have access to the internet or social media. Thank you.