Massive Tameside moorland blaze reignites - BBC News
Two square kilometres of moorland was alight at the height of the blaze on Monday.
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A huge moorland wildfire in Greater Manchester which crews first extinguished on Sunday has reignited.

The blaze on land near to Buckton Vale initially broke out at 20:19 BST on Sunday but was brought under control in a couple of hours.

However, due to the heat, the fire reignited on Monday morning with about two square kilometres alight between Stalybridge and Dove Stone.

Station manager Lee Bourne said crews are now making "good progress".

Firefighters were initially called to the fire on land near to Buckton Vale on Sunday evening

About two square kilometres of moorland was alight at one point

He said: "There is a concern about the amount of low lying smoke which is affecting local areas, namely Carrbrook, Greenfield and parts of Saddleworth, along with Stalybridge.

"Due to the weather conditions and there being a lack of wind, the smoke has settled so it is important for residents to keep doors and windows closed where there is any visible smoke."

The hot weather has contributed to the spread of the fire

Crews from across Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Derbyshire spent much of Monday tackling the blaze and the smoke and flames could be seen for miles.

Crews from three forces have been tackling the blaze

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