Bangor High Street has reopened to vehicles after a car crashed into the Fat Cat Cafe on Wednesday.
Police were called to the incident on the High Street on Wednesday afternoon after a vehicle crashed and damaged the structural supporting post for the canopy outside the Fat Cat.
Concerns about the safety of the structure outside the cafe meant that the road was shut to vehicles overnight. Scaffolding has now been erected outside of the Fat Cat to ensure the structural safety of the building.
The incident occurred just weeks after the High Street reopened to traffic after being closed for 18-months, following a fire at the Noodle One Restaurant.
A police spokesperson told North Wales Live: “We received a call shortly before 2pm yesterday following reports that a car had collided into a structural supporting post of the Fat Cat café on Bangor High Street.
“Following concerns over the security of the building, officers have closed the road people were asked to avoid the area.”
Gwynedd Council confirmed this afternoon the High Street was reopen, a spokesperson said: “Bangor High Street near the junction of Lon Popty has re-opened. Apologies for any inconvenience whilst the road was temporarily closed”.
Photos: Main Photo (Top) Scaffolding Outside the Fat Cat (Photo Peter French) A car crashed into the Fat Cat on Wednesday (Photos Andrew Kinsman).
