Fire breaks out at London tanning salon after ‘sunbed catches alight’ – Bundlezy

Fire breaks out at London tanning salon after ‘sunbed catches alight’

Wood Green, London ??? August 13, 2025 ??? Emergency services rushed to the scene this afternoon after a blaze and explosion tore through a tanning shop at 228???230 High Road, N22. The incident was reported shortly after ???4pm, with witnesses describing a loud bang followed by thick smoke billowing from the property. London Fire Brigade crews attended alongside London Ambulance Service and the Metropolitan Police. Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus entered the building to tackle the flames, while nearby businesses and pedestrians were evacuated for safety. The cause of the explosion has not yet been confirmed, but investigators are expected to carry out a full inspection once the scene is secured. A police cordon remains in place along part of High Road as emergency crews continue work at the site. Traffic in the area is being diverted, and bus routes are subject to delays
A ‘small explosion’ happened, according to a social media post (Picture: UKNIP)

A fire has broken out at a tanning and beauty parlour in Wood Green, north London.

The blaze broke out yesterday afternoon inside Ania’s Tanning and Beauty on High Road, witnesses told Metro.

Ragu Nad, the owner of Ania’s Tanning and Beauty, described to Metro how a bus driver who regularly tops up his tan was on a sunbed when he heard a spark before running for it, with an explosion gutting the shop a minute later.

Footage posted to social media shows thick black smoke spewing out from the ground floor of the three-story building before a sudden burst of smoke caused bystanders to flee.

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High Road, between Station Road and Bounds Green Road, was closed from around 3.35pm.

The local council said at just after 5.20pm: ‘The road is now open to traffic. Thanks for your patience.’

The London Fire Brigade, Metropolitan Police and London Ambulance Service have been approached for comment.

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