No, "flat fire" is not an expression that is correct or usable in written English.
It does not have any meaning and is not a correct phrase or idiom.
An investigation into the murder of a woman in a flat fire in Torfaen is continuing.
A woman has died and a man is being treated in hospital following a serious flat fire in Cwmbran, Torfaen.
A neighbour of a woman killed in a flat fire has said residents tried in vain to save her.
The family of a woman killed in a flat fire in Torfaen has paid tribute to a "much loved" daughter.
Sunlight reflecting on a magnifying mirror caused a flat fire which left a couple homeless, a fire service investigation has confirmed.
The case of Carl Mills who murdered three generations of a family, including his six-month old baby, in a flat fire in 2012 was also referred to the IPCC because the police had been called to the address in Cwmbran, Torfaen, previously.
Sometimes, I would run up the nine floors to her flat, fired by the anticipation of her cooking (and to avoid the unpleasant lift).
3.57: We are sure that Private U, a member of Mortar Platoon who had taken up a position at the northern end of Block 1 of the Rossville Flats, fired at and mortally wounded Hugh Gilmour as the latter was running south (ie away from the soldiers) along the Rossville Street side of Block 1 of the Rossville Flats.
(He was on holiday in Europe when the riots happened, turned on the TV and was like, "Oh, that's my flat. Fire everywhere. There was no damage, luckily. Shocking").
"Is your flat on fire?" I ask.
One tree crashed through the roof of the building in St Annes and into the man's flat, Avon Fire and Rescue Service said.
