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Fire crews tackle kilt shop blaze Fire crews tackle kilt shop blaze
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Part of one of Scotland's busiest streets has been closed to traffic after a serious fire broke out in a kilt shop. Part of one of Scotland's busiest streets has been closed to traffic after a serious fire in a kilt shop.
The fire was reported at kilt and tartan specialists Romanes and Paterson's in Princes Street, Edinburgh, shortly before 0700 BST.The fire was reported at kilt and tartan specialists Romanes and Paterson's in Princes Street, Edinburgh, shortly before 0700 BST.
Lothian Fire and Rescue said it sent out five pumps and three appliances. Lothian and Borders Fire and Rescue Service said it sent five pumps and three appliances.
No one was believed to have been hurt in the blaze, which broke out on the third floor of the five storey shop. No-one was believed to have been hurt in the blaze, which broke out on the third floor of the five storey shop.
A spokeswoman for Lothian and Borders Police said Princes Street would be closed between Frederick Street and South St David Street until further notice.A spokeswoman for Lothian and Borders Police said Princes Street would be closed between Frederick Street and South St David Street until further notice.
The shop sells traditional Scottish products and also has a restaurant. A fire investigation team was at the scene and was attempting to discover the cause of the blaze. The shop sells traditional Scottish products and also has a restaurant.
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