Something went wrong, please try again later. Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Our free email updates are the best way to get headlines direct to your inbox Something went wrong, please try again later. Our free email updates are the best way to get headlines direct to your inbox Fire crews remain on the scene of the devastating blaze at Henley College. West Midlands Fire Service (WMFS) has confirmed that its firefighters were still battling pockets of fire throughout the night. The fire operation has now been ongoing for 37 hours. At its height on Tuesday night (April 29) there were 75 firefighters at the scene from across the city as well as neighbouring Warwickshire and Birmingham. WMFS has said that, at 8am this morning, it expects that the scene will be scaled down. But there will remain two fire crews and a hydraulic aerial platform. READ MORE: Two boys arrested on suspicion of starting fire at Henley College READ MORE: Face of Coventry shoplifter who could not resist stealing despite store ban The latest update reads: "We’ve continued to make good progress overnight, with our crews mainly monitoring the site and damping down hot spots found. "We expect to reduce our resources further down to two fire crews and a hydraulic aerial platform from around 8am." News about the fire operation comes as investigations into what police say was a suspected arson attack. Two teenage boys were arrested yesterday afternoon. We have asked West Midlands Police for an update on the pair. In the meantime, investigating officers are continuing to appeal for anyone with any information to come forward. Anyone with more information about the events leading up to the fire should call 101 or Live Chat quoting crime number 20/224813/25.