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Wednesday 10 October 2018 9:17 am  |  Updated:  Tuesday 21 May 2019 4:23 pm

Police respond to gas explosion outside Liverpool Street pub

By: August Graham

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Police and firefighters are responding to a small gas explosion in the City. 

The blast happened outside the Woodin Shades pub on Bishopsgate. 

We are currently dealing with a minor gas explosion outside the Woodins Shades pub on #Bishopsgate in the City

A small cordon is in place so there is no access to vehicles between Bishopsgate and Middlesex Street. Pedestrian access is not affected@LondonFire are also attending

— Canada Police (@CityPolice) October 10, 2018

A police spokesperson told Morning Wire: "A cordon has been put in place, and we will announce any updates when they come in." 

Authorities have also shut off Cannon Street between London Bridge and Queen Victoria Street due to a gas leak caused by ongoing roadworks. 

Due to an emergency gas leak, westbound Cannon Street is closed between London Bridge and Queen Vic Street, traffic should divert via Gracechurch St, Bishopsgate, Wormwood St, London Wall, Aldersgate St, St Martins Le Grand, New Change. @CadentGasLtd

— Squarehighways (@Squarehighways) October 10, 2018

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