Pictured: Charred remains of vehicles seen in aftermath Oswestry fire
New pictures have revealed the aftermath of a large fire which destroyed several lorries at an industrial estate near Oswestry.
Investigations have taken place to determine the cause of a fire at a unit on the Rednal Industrial Estate today.
The fire service received a call shortly before 4.45am reporting the incident where seven lorries and a tractor were set alight.
Firefighters from six crews tackled the blaze and prevented it from spreading to a building.
Pictures of the scene on Sunday morning revealed the considerable damage.
Several lorries have been completely destroyed in the fire, leaving large amounts of debris.
The cause of the fire remains unknown, and it is not yet known what was inside the lorries.
Firefighters battled the fire for hours using breathing apparatus, hose reel jets and main jets.
The Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service's incident log stated: "Seven articulated lorries and a tractor were alight at an industrial unit which also affected an adjacent building.
"This incident required six appliances in attendance to aid in providing enough personnel, water supplies and breathing apparatus wearers on scene.
"Crews have been using main jets and hose reel jets to extinguish the fire whilst also wearing breathing apparatus and are continually checking temperatures using a thermal imaging camera."
A post by Ellesmere Fire Station said nobody was involved in the fire.
It said: "On attendance, we discovered multiple large goods vehicles involved in fire and requested additional resources to tackle the fire.
"At the height of the fire, seven appliances and our incident command vehicle were committed at the incident, in addition to multiple officers from HQ."
Fire crews remained at the scene to dampen down areas and check for hot spots.
A post on X by Craig Jackson from SRFS added: "The cause of the fire is currently under investigation."