People have been evacuated from homes and a holiday park as firefighters continue to tackle a significant wildfire at Dunwich Heath.
30th July - 1130 UPDATE:
Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service remains at the scene, with crews continuing to work to bring the blaze under control.
The fire has led to people being evacuated from affected homes and a holiday park in the area.
Fire crews are expected to remain at Dunwich Heath for the next few days as the response continues.
Residents and visitors are being urged to follow advice from emergency services and avoid the affected area while firefighting operations are ongoing.
The fire is in the Minsmere Road area toward the Coastgaurd Cottages.
The RSPB say wildilfe in the area could take more than 20 years to recover.

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