Over 70 firefighters from across London tackled a blaze at "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" director’s Lore of the Land pub on Wednesday (June 23).

Ten fire engines and around 70 firefighters tackled the fire on Conway Street in Fitzrovia. London Fire Brigade tweeted that there were no reports of any injuries and that the blaze was now under control.

London Fire Brigade Station Commander Jason Fisby said: “Access to the seat of the fire is challenging and very labour intensive. The number of fire engines at the scene is a reflection of the need for high turn over of firefighters wearing breathing apparatus.”

“Firefighters are carrying out salvage work and trying to prevent water damage on the floors below.”

The brigade were called at 12:15. Fire crews from Islington and surrounding fire stations are on the scene. The cause of the fire is still unknown.

Over 70 firefighters from across London tackle blaze at Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels director’s Lore of the Land pub in Fitzrovia.

London Fire Brigade Station Commander Jason Fisby said:

“Access to the seat of the fire is challenging and very labour intensive. The number of fire engines at the scene is a reflection of the need for high turn over of firefighters wearing breathing apparatus.”

“Firefighters are carrying out salvage work and trying to prevent water damage on the floors below.”

The brigade were called at 12:15. Fire crews from Islington and surrounding fire stations are on the scene. The cause of the fire is still unknown.