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Suspicious fire damages coaches

Trewoon coach store fire: Pic Graham Hooper
The alarm was raised at about 1800 GMT on Friday

A fire which severely damaged a number of coaches in Cornwall is believed to have been started deliberately.

Emergency Services were called to the former coach store at Trewoon, near St Austell on Friday evening.

Crews from St Austell, St Dennis and Newquay tackled the blaze for more than three hours.

Cornwall Fire Brigade said arson was suspected and the incident is now being investigated by police. No-one was injured in the fire.



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