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Fire destroys motorhome at The Trout Inn in Lechlade

15.07.2026 17:43 2 min 5 sources РУС
Wiltshire Times ENG + 4 more
Fire destroys motorhome at The Trout Inn in Lechlade
Original source: Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

In Brief

On 15 July, a motorhome caught fire at The Trout Inn in Lechlade; a paddleboarder filmed the blaze and an explosion. Fire crews extinguished it by 15:57.

On 15 July at around 14:30, a motorhome caught fire outside The Trout Inn pub in Lechlade, Gloucestershire. A witness on a paddleboard filmed flames engulfing the vehicle, followed by an explosion. Firefighters from Fairford and Cirencester arrived at 14:36 and extinguished the fire by 15:57, using one hose and two breathing apparatus.

The pub's landlady, Penny Warren, thanked emergency services for their quick response. According to another source, the incident occurred on London Road near the junction with the A35, causing traffic delays.

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Fire destroys motorhome near pub in Lechlade

15.07.2026 Wiltshire Times ENG Original source

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Motorhome catches fire near pub in Lechlade

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Landlady speaks as motorhome ‘explodes’ at pub site near Cirencester

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Car attached to motorhome bursts into flames on roadside

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