Police have revealed that a damaged gas main at a property was the cause of several road closures in Newquay.
Berry Road, along with neighbouring streets, was closed on Wednesday lunchtime and reopened around 3 o'clock.
In a statement, police said: "Work to make safe a gas main, which had been cut in a property on Berry Road, has been successful."
"All road closures linked to this incident have now been lifted."
The closures caused queuing traffic on East Street, Cliff Road, Edgcumbe Avenue, and Hilgrove Road.
Controversial seafront development is now ‘undeliverable’
Disposable barbecues could be banned on beaches
Newquay theatre production to honour late actress Penelope Keith
Cornwall needs a ‘fairer, honest’ housing waiting list
New plans could pave way for demolition of derelict Narrowcliff buildings
Help find a cat a home
Free hedgehog talks offered to youth groups in Newquay area
Earthwave organisers urge Newquay to get behind surfing world record attempt
Newquay AFC continue strong start as national surfing titles decided at Watergate Bay
Double title for Reggie Roynon as national surfing champions crowned at Watergate Bay
Search begins for Newquay's new town crier
Police push for community safety zones in four towns impacted by crime, including Newquay
‘Interim leadership’ being put in place at Cornwall Council
Eleven swimmers rescued from strong currents at Newquay beach
Residents urged to support Cliff Road businesses during months of roadworks
Mayor thanks Newquay children for helping create town’s newest play park
England’s top longboard and SUP surfers heading to Watergate Bay
Cornwall ‘front and centre’ of Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s agenda
New Mount Wise Gardens play park officially opens this week
Newquay Lions hopes to establish new branch in Nansledan