A fire has broken out at a charity shop in Wales with homes evacuated and more than 100 firefighters tackling the blaze.

Gwent Police and 14 fire crews were called to the scene on Frogmore Street, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, at about 8.35pm on Sunday.

The impacted building, at the rear of the Magic Cottage charity shop, remained alight through the evening and into this morning, but no injuries were reported.

Police urged residents to ensure all windows and doors were closed due to the smoke.

Fire broke out at the charity shop in Wales

County Councillor for Mitchel Troy and Trellech Richard John wrote on social media: "Thoughts with all those affected by the horrendous fire in Abergavenny town centre tonight. It must be heartbreaking. Thanks to the emergency services and hoping no one is hurt."

Labour councillor for Grofield ward Laura Wright said: "Absolutely devastating fire in Abergavenny town centre tonight. Fire service and other emergency services still on site, working hard to get everything under control and make sure that residents are safe."

A spokesperson from South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said: "Fire crews are attending a large fire in the Abergavenny area. Members of the public are advised to avoid the area and to keep windows and doors closed."

Gwent Police confirmed Abergavenny Leisure Centre in Old Hereford Road has been set up as a reception centre for those impacted and remain at the scene this morning.

The Magic Cottage in the town centre (file pic)