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Appeal for information - Fires in Stourbridge

We are appealing for information as part of our investigation into the fires in Stourbridge.


Details of incident

We are appealing for information as part of our investigation into the fires in Stourbridge.

 

A MIPP (Major incident public portal) has been set up for people to provide any information they may have or any footage, which would help us establish how the fire started in Stourbridge yesterday (Thursday).

 

Assistant Chief Constable Rich North, from West Midlands Police, said: "Our thoughts are with the local community and all those affected at this time.

 

"We are keeping an open mind into how the fires started and we are actively investigating.

 

“At this stage, we are supporting our fire colleagues and would ask the public not to speculate on the cause of the fires.

 

"We are continuing to work with WMFS and partners to support where we’re needed. We want to thank everyone for their continued support and patience.”

 

We have officers supporting our fire colleagues in Stourbridge with road closures and are continuing to support the community.

 

Several cordons remain in place in Stourbridge and together with WMFS we are asking the public to stay away from the area.

 

If you have any mobile phone footage of what happened or can provide any information then please contact us.

 

You can do this by calling 101 quoting 3046 of 13 August. You can also submit any photos or videos to our MIPP here

Contact Information

If you are contacting us in an emergency please dial 999

 

If you want to speak to someone contact West Midlands Police via Live Chat at Contact us | West Midlands Police between 8am and midnight by selecting the grey Live Chat tab in the bottom right hand corner of the screen and quoting Log 3046 of 13/08/2026

 

Call 101 anytime quoting Log 3046 of 13/08/2026

 

Contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111

 

Use the link below to submit information or digital media