A fire broke out at a Firth of Clyde port in North Ayrshire.

Emergency crews were alerted to the crane blaze at around 8.34am on Thursday.

Four fire engines were mobilised to the Hunterston Terminal, where they remained in attendance until the flames were extinguished shortly before 11am.

No one was hurt in the incident.

A Scottish Fire & Rescue Service (SFRS) spokesman said: "SFRS was alerted at 8.34am on Thursday, May 16 to reports of a crane on fire at Hunterston Terminal.

"Operations control mobilised four fire engines to the scene.

"There have been no casualties reported.

"The fire was extinguished as of just before 11am and all engines have since left the scene."

Ardrossan Coastguard also provided support after being alerted to the blaze.

A spokesman said: "The team was tasked just before 9.30am this morning.

"We attended and provided additional safety support and resilience to the fire fighting operation, as well as assessing the potential pollution issues.

"No persons required to be rescued and Coastguard resources stood down alongside the Scottish Fire & Rescue Service once the incident had been resolved."