Emergency services say there's 'no cause for concern' after police, fire and ambulance are all called to a Rugby road

Police officers said they were responding to concerns about someone in a flat
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Police officers, fire engines and paramedics were all called to a road in Rugby this afternoon (Monday) - but said that there was 'no cause for concern'.

Emergency services said that they realised that residents were worried about the presence of emergency vehicle in Barnaby Road as they were responding to a report about someone in a flat.

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Warwickshire Police said: "We understand there may be concern in the local community around the attendance of emergency services in Barnaby Road, Rugby this afternoon.

Police officers, fire engines and paramedics were all called to a road in Rugby this afternoon (Monday) - but said that there was 'no cause for concern'.Police officers, fire engines and paramedics were all called to a road in Rugby this afternoon (Monday) - but said that there was 'no cause for concern'.
Police officers, fire engines and paramedics were all called to a road in Rugby this afternoon (Monday) - but said that there was 'no cause for concern'.

"Police, fire and paramedics responded to a report raising concerns for the welfare of occupants at a flat on the road. Following enquiries we established there was no cause for concern and no risk to anyone at the property."