There have been more than 100 firefighters battling the blaze at the hight of the fire. The wildfire, which broke out last Wednesday, has required ongoing, round-the-clock efforts from the Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service. The Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service has extended their thanks to the community for their unwavering patience and support throughout this period. A spokesman for Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service said the crews had made "good progress" on the fire despite the difficult weather conditions. The service has reviewed the ongoing cordon surrounding the area and has decided it will remain unchanged until further notice.