Early Morning Fire in Looe Causes Traffic Disruption: What You Need to Know
A small section of Looe’s Higher Market Street remains closed following an early morning fire involving cardboard left out for rubbish collection. The fire, which occurred outside the Mountain Warehouse store, has led to a temporary disruption of traffic in the area.
Impact on Local Businesses
While the road closure affects through traffic, pedestrians can still access most of the town without issue. The closure is not expected to have a significant impact on access to the beach, boat trips, and the majority of businesses in the area. However, a small number of businesses, particularly those located in Polkirt Arcade and Dolls & Dudes, may experience some disruption.
Looe Land Train Schedule Affected
The incident has also affected the Looe Land Train schedule, with potential changes expected. Visitors and locals are advised to check the Looe Land Train’s page for the latest updates.
No Injuries Reported
Fortunately, no injuries have been reported as a result of the fire. Authorities are working to reopen the closed section of Higher Market Street as soon as possible. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
Stay Informed
For those affected by the closure, staying informed through local news and social media channels is recommended. The community remains hopeful that normal traffic flow and business operations will resume shortly.
Update 13:04pm From Looe Land Train
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