3.20am: The first of six 999 calls are made, with a security guard on the pier among those reporting the fire
3.27am: The first fire engine arrives on the scene. The crew assesses the situation and tells the control room another six engines will be needed
3.30am: A further three engines are called out, taking the total at the scene to 10. It means around 70 firefighters were tackling the blaze at its height
3.46am: The drone team is called out to capture images of the fire from above to aid those on the ground
3.48am: The size of the fire is reported to measure 20x10m. Two jets are used to tackle the flames for the next few hours
6.47am: After efforts to save most of the historic structure are successful, the decision is made to reduce the number of fire engines at the scene to five
8.00am: Another fire engine leaves the scene, leaving the total there at four
9.30am: Officials from the fire service and other agencies hold a meeting to discuss the fire. An investigation is opened into the cause
