One appliance and the aerial ladder platform from Torquay were mobilised to a request from the RSPCA to assist with a seagull caught in netting.
The RSPCA officer was in attendance at the scene in Victoria parade at approximately 11.30 am today.
The seagull was rescued from the roof of a 4 storey building using the aerial ladder platform and left in the care of the RSPCA officer.
The road was closed by the Police for the duration of the incident.
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