Caravan fire burns metres from row of houses
Crews advised people to avoid Cranham Square in Marden, near Tonridge, at roughly 13:00 BST on Tuesday.
Three fire engines were at the scene and residents were told to keep doors and windows shut due to heavy smoke coming from the caravan.
There were no reports of injuries and the fire was extinguished by about 15:30, according to Kent Fire & Rescue Service.
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