Fire crews were called to two 'unsafe structures' in Milton Keynes yesterday afternoon as Storm Ellen hit the city.
At around 4.22pm, crews were called to a corrugated structure on top of flats damaged by wind on Silbury Boulevard.
Two appliances and crews from West Ashland and an officer attended.
Firefighters used a turntable ladder, a toolkit and working-at-height equipment to remove loose currugated sheets from the top of the four-storey building.
Then just over an hour later at 5.33pm, crews attended a loose handrail on a second-floor balcony also on Silbury Boulevard.
Two appliances and crews from West Ashland attended.
Firefighters used a turntable ladder and a toolkit to secure the wooden handrail.
Elsewhere, Storm Ellen made its presence known with a fallen tree on a road in Milton Keynes and also the closure of two redways in the city.
