A large wildfire in the Peak District National Park, which closed the A47 Snake Pass road connecting Sheffield and Manchester, has been brought under control. Firefighters were alerted to the blaze late Thursday evening, with reports indicating that 900,000 square meters of moorland were ablaze. Crews from Derbyshire, Greater Manchester, West Yorkshire, and South Yorkshire collaborated to extinguish the fire. The road was reopened after the fire was contained, although residents were advised to keep windows and doors closed due to lingering smoke and small flames. Derbyshire Fire and Rescue confirmed that while the fire is now under control, monitoring will continue. Experts have noted that High Peak is currently the most vulnerable parliamentary constituency in the UK to wildfires, with recent dry weather contributing to increased risks.