John Oram's photos with the keyword: Gas Leak

On the evening of 3 April 2018, a reported gas leak in St Martins Lane, London led to its closure from St Martins Place/William IV Street to Cranbourn Street with all intermediate side access, including pedestrian routes, closed too. The Metropolitan Police, London Fire Brigade and London Ambulance Service attended with countless vehicles and theatregoers were eventually turned away. TZ30_P1050011E

On the evening of 3 April 2018, a reported gas leak in St Martins Lane, London led to its closure from St Martins Place/William IV Street to Cranbourn Street with all intermediate side access, including pedestrian routes, closed too. The Metropolitan Police, London Fire Brigade and London Ambulance Service attended with countless vehicles and theatregoers were eventually turned away. The people in this view are inside the cordon as the evacuation was initially rather piecemeal and some diners were allowed to continue eating while the extent of the leak was determined. TZ30_P1050013C

On the evening of 3 April 2018, a reported gas leak in St Martins Lane, London led to its closure from St Martins Place/William IV Street to Cranbourn Street with all intermediate side access, including pedestrian routes, closed too. The Metropolitan Police, London Fire Brigade and London Ambulance Service attended with countless vehicles and theatregoers were eventually turned away. TZ30_P1050015R

On the evening of 3 April 2018, a reported gas leak in St Martins Lane, London led to its closure from St Martins Place/William IV Street to Cranbourn Street with all intermediate side access, including pedestrian routes, closed too. The Metropolitan Police, London Fire Brigade and London Ambulance Service attended with countless vehicles and theatregoers were eventually turned away. Two London Ambulance Service Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Incident Response Units, 8427/LX17CBF (front) and 8428/LX17CBO were positioned on William IV Street. TZ30_P1050023CE

On the evening of 3 April 2018, a reported gas leak in St Martins Lane, London led to its closure from St Martins Place/William IV Street to Cranbourn Street with all intermediate side access, including pedestrian routes, closed too. The Metropolitan Police, London Fire Brigade and London Ambulance Service attended with countless vehicles and theatregoers were eventually turned away. London Fire Brigade Mercedes-Benz Atego 1224 Command Unit CSU8/WX07NVG from Fulham parked on William IV Street at the south end of St Martins Lane. TZ30_P1050027CE