FIRE crews from four stations battled a blaze at a barn on the Powys border on Sunday night.
Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service said it was called at 7.41pm on March 13 to the fire on the border near Presteigne.
Herefordshire Council said the B4362 was also closed as the fire service tackles the blaze at Combe.
The road runs between Presteigne and Shobdon, with the village of Combe straddling the England and Wales border.
19:41 @HWFireKingsland @HWFireLeintwdne @HWFireKington assisted by @PresteigneFire and a watercarrier from @HWFireLeominstr continue to fight a fire involving an agricultural building used for stock and storage #Coombe nr #Presteigne
— HWFireControl (@HWFireControl) March 13, 2022
A fire service spokesperson said crews from Kingsland, Kington and the water carrier from Leominster were at the scene.
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service was also at the scene, with firefighters sent from Presteigne station.
The fire involves an agricultural building used for stock and storage.
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