Fire crews were called out to deal with a blaze in a flat in Glasgow which police said was lined to 'cannabis cultivation'.
Firefighters were dispatched late on Monday night to deal with the incident in Rupert Street, in the city's West End, just before 11pm.
No injuries have been reported. Three fire engines and a high-reach appliance were sent to the scene.
Police Scotland said that officers were also called and cannabis cultivation was discovered within the dwelling. No arrests have been made and enquiries are ongoing.
Crews stayed at the flat for two hours to ensure the building was safe.
Officers from Police Scotland were also sent to the scene.
Read More:
- Fire crews battle blaze at waste site near Glasgow
- Fire which closed Glasgow roads 'not suspicious'
- 'Unacceptable': Anger as play park in Scots town targeted in early morning blaze
A Spokesperson the the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said this morning: "A call came in at 10:59pm to a report of a fire in a dwelling, and three appliances and a high-reach appliance were sent to the scene.
"The call to stop [operations] came in at 02:00am. We cannot comment further as it is a police matter".
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Around 11.15pm on Monday, 26 January, 2026, we were called to a report of a fire at a flat in Rupert Street, Glasgow.
"Officers attended and a cannabis cultivation was discovered. Enquiries are ongoing."
Share