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Firefighters have been battling a "large" mountain fire near Llandudno overnight. It has broken out on Cwm Mountain. Residents have been advised by North Wales Fire and Rescue Service to close their doors and windows due to smoke. Five fire engines are at the scene. Read more: Welsh language blunder on sign at North Wales hospital leaves people in stitches Get all the big headlines, pictures, analysis, opinion and video on the stories that matter to you. If you have some information you can contact us by following our Twitter feed @northwaleslive - the official North Wales Live account - real news in real time. Or like facebook.com/northwaleslive/ - your must-see news, features, videos and pictures throughout the day from the North Wales Live. Don't forget you can also keep up to date with the latest via the free North Wales Live app. Download it for Apple devices here and Android devices here. Read next: 10:37Steve Bagnall More images from the scene of the blaze on Cwm Mountain. 10:26Steve Bagnall Here is the latest update from North Wales Fire and Rescue Service: We are still in attendance at the fire on Cwm Mountain #Llandudno, affecting 300 square metres of gorse. Thanks to everyone who has called to notify us - please be reassured that we are aware and are dealing with the fire. The fire service confirmed crews from Caernarfon, Llandudno, Conwy, Abergele and Denbigh are currently in attendance tackling the fire Fire service chiefs also urged people to follow Dawns Glaw safety messages to help eliminate fires in the open. 10:18Steve Bagnall More images from the scene as fire crews continue to battle the blaze. 09:51Steve Bagnall These images were taken from the Maesdu Golf Course, by our reporter Dave Powell, showing how much smoke is being generated by the fire. 09:26Steve Bagnall North Wales Fire and Rescue Service are still in attendance at the mountain blaze and have released this update: 08:34Steve Bagnall We have contacted the fire service for further details and will let you know when they get back. 08:23Steve Bagnall The fire service said it was a "large" mountain blaze, affecting an area of about 20 x 10 metres and has caused a lot of smoke 08:07KEY EVENT The fire service has said there are five fire engines at the scene - two wild fire units, two narrow access vehicles and an fire engine from Llandudno. The fire service was called at 7.37pm, but had to go back out to the fire later at 11.46. Latest statement from North Wales Fire and Rescue Service: Firefighters are currently dealing with a fire on Cwm Mountain #Llandudno, Conwy, which is causing smoke in the area. Residents are advised to close windows and doors whilst we deal with this incident 08:04Steve Bagnall Good morning. I'll be providing live updates on this incident. Steve Bagnall.Flames and smoke on the mountain side
Latest update from the fire service
Firefighters continue to battle mountain blaze
Images for the mountain fire from near the golf course
300 square metres of gorse affected
Fire service contacted for further details
Large area affected causing smoke
Five fire engines at the scene
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