Cliff Fall at Newquay’s Great Western Beach – Area Cordoned Off for Safety

Cornwall Council has issued a safety alert after a significant cliff fall at Great Western Beach in Newquay. The affected area has been cordoned off to prevent public access.

Inspections Underway

Authorities are currently conducting thorough inspections to assess the extent of the damage and to determine the necessary measures to ensure the safety of the area. Residents and visitors are urged to stay away from the cordoned-off section of the beach until further notice.

Public Safety Priority

The council’s primary concern is the safety of the public. By cordoning off the area, they aim to prevent any potential injuries or accidents. The inspections and subsequent safety measures will be carried out as swiftly as possible.

Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story as Cornwall Council continues their work to secure Great Western Beach.

Update on Great Western Beach Cliff Fall

‼️ Update on cliff fall at Great Western Beach, Newquay

A cordon remains in place on a section of Great Western Beach following the cliff fall that occurred over the weekend. Cornwall Council has confirmed that their team is actively monitoring the site and collaborating with partners to ensure the area remains safe for beachgoers.

⚠️ Safety Reminder

If you’re visiting the beach, please stay well away from the safety barrier that has been put in place. This precaution is crucial to ensure everyone’s safety while inspections and safety measures are being conducted.

The council continues to prioritise public safety and will provide further updates as the situation progresses.