Update at 9.40pm on 26 April:

Attendance at this incident has been reduced to one fire engine. The fire is now extinguished, and firefighters remain on scene to check for any remaining hotspots and to maintain a watching brief.

Update at 10.30am on 26 April: 

Two fire engines remain at the scene of a fire at an industrial park, Styles Close, in Sittingbourne.

Firefighters are systematically working through the building to ensure all hotspots are fully dampened down.

Update at 11.10pm on 25 April:

Crews are no longer advising people living near the industrial park, Styles Close, in Sittingbourne to close their windows and doors following a fire this afternoon.

Attendance at this incident has been reduced to three fire engines and a height vehicle.

Crews remain at the scene implementing control measures and making sure there are no remaining hotspots.

Update at 7.05pm on 25 April:

People living near the industrial park, Styles Close, in Sittingbourne are still being advised to keep their windows and doors closed due to smoke from a fire.

Ten fire engines and a height vehicle are in attendance and crews are making good progress. 

Please continue to share this advice with loved ones who may be affected but do not have access to the internet.

Update at 3.20pm on 25 April:

The earlier advice for people living or travelling near the industrial park to keep windows and doors closed is still in place.

Ten fire engines and a height vehicle are currently in attendance. Crews, wearing breathing apparatus, are using main jets to extinguish the flames.

Crews are also working with local businesses to reduce the impact and provide safety advice.

The Volunteer Response Team are in attendance, supporting crew welfare. 

Initial update:

Crews are advising people living or travelling near the industrial park, Styles Close, in Sittingbourne to keep windows and doors closed due to heavy smoke coming from a fire in an industrial unit.

Eight fire engines and a height vehicle are in attendance and crews are working to extinguish the flames.

Please share this information with any loved ones in the area who may be affected but do not have access to the internet.