Scaffolding has been put up around a Great Yarmouth landmark pub on Friday following a blaze which ripped through its roof.
The former Haven Bridge pub - most recently known as The Haven - on 5 Southtown Road went up in flames on Wednesday night, leading to a road closure on Haven Bridge in both directions.
On Friday scaffolding had been put up around the pub and there was one police car monitoring the scene from the Steam Mill Road entrance.
A fire investigation is now underway at the building, Norfolk County Council confirmed.
Behind the building, broken glass and bricks were scattered around the floor and water was running down the building's side. The smell of smoke and burnt wood was in the air around Steam Mill Lane, Saw Mill Lane and Mill Road.
Pedestrians and cyclists continued to use the single path over Haven Bridge and Norfolk Fire and Rescue said the bridge should reopen to both lanes of traffic on Friday afternoon.
Across town, traffic was steadily moving along Southtown Road. However, there was heavy traffic by Fuller's Hill roundabout in all directions.
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