Firefighters were called to an address in Stalham to clean up a heating oil leak. Picture: Dawn Perkins (Image: Archant)
Firefighters were called in to clean up 100 litres of heating oil after a spill at a house.
The spill happened at Allen Meale Way, a cul-de-sac in Stalham, on Thursday, May 27.
A Norfolk Fire and Rescue spokesman said fire engines from Stalham, Wroxham and Sprowston stations were called into deal with the lead, which came from a stationary oil tank with a capacity of 1,000 litres.
The crews used dammit mats - clay drain mats used to soak up spills - and granules to absorb the oil.
Firefighters were called in at 5.47pm, and the leak had been dealt with just before 7pm.
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