A significant fire broke out at an abandoned hotel in Cornwall, marking the second incident of this nature this year. Firefighters were dispatched to the former Narrowcliff Hotel in Newquay early on Sunday morning, following calls for assistance just before 3:20 AM.
Emergency Response to Fire at Narrowcliff Hotel
The Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service mobilized crews from five different stations, including Newquay, Perranporth, St Dennis, Tolvaddon, and Mevagissey. They were supported by a water carrier from Helston and two aerial ladder platforms from Newquay and Truro.
Progress and Challenges
According to a statement released by the fire service, firefighters worked diligently throughout the night to contain the blaze. An update at 6:25 AM indicated that they were making “good progress” in extinguishing the flames.
Road Closures Due to Fire
As a result of the incident, the A3058 Narrowcliff is closed in both directions. Additionally, Lusty Glaze Road remains shut down extending to Ulalia Road. Local authorities advise motorists to seek alternative routes.
Key Details of the Incident
- Location: Former Narrowcliff Hotel, Newquay, Cornwall
- Time of Call: 3:20 AM, Sunday morning
- Fire Service Involvement: Crews from five stations and two aerial platforms
- Fire Progress: Good progress reported by 6:25 AM
- Road Closures: A3058 Narrowcliff and Lusty Glaze Road
Further updates are anticipated as the situation develops. Firefighters are committed to ensuring safety while managing the ongoing blaze at this once-popular hotel.
