Newbury firefighters battle trail of fires in town centre and Greenham

According to Bob Mitchell, manager of Red Watch at Newbury Fire Station, one fire engine from the station was called at 4.30am to a skip alight at the rear of an Indian restaurant in Cheap Street.
"When we got there the skip, a taxi and a Ford Fiesta car were alight," said Mr Mitchell, adding the car was written off and the taxi slightly damaged.
A second fire engine from Newbury fire station was then called out to a wheelie bin on fire outside the premises of Vets4Pets, in Greenham Road.
After the first fire engine had dealt with the Cheap Street fire, it was then called to the Greenham area, where six wheelie bins were alight, in New Road, Lamtarra Way and Kersten Close:
"All the bins were our for collection today - it was chaotic, as we went up the road, we could see more flames," said Mr Mitchell.
No-one was hurt and the firefighters left the scene after one-and-a-half hours.
Thames Valley Police were in attendance.
More follows.
UPDATE 2pm
Thames Valley Police have confirmed the Cheap Street fires were being treated as arson.
A spokeswoman for the force, Rhianne Pope, said police were called at 4.38am today (Fri) to Cheap Street, where it was believed someone had taken items from the skip and put them underneath the cars.
Police were also called at 5.04am to Vets4Pets and then 5.26am to the wheelie bin fires.
There were currently no arrests.
Police have appealed for witnesses. Anyone with information should contact Thames Valley Police via the non emergency telephone number 101.