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Part of west London evacuated after unexploded WWII bomb found

by July 8, 2015

written by 8^th Jul 15 2:37 pm

White City was cordoned off

An unexploded WWII bomb has been safely removed from a building site in west London.

Police officers said the shell, which is approximately 13.5 inches in length and around six inches wide, was found on Ariel Way in White City.

An exclusion zone of 400 metres has been lifted.

Bomb squad mingle with construction workers as we all wait outside. #whitecity#*worldwar2bomb pic.twitter.com/r176paL9Iu

— Jasmine Dotiwala (@jasminedotiwala) July 8, 2015

Fire engines arriving at the location of this discovery in #Whitecity pic.twitter.com/Y6QFVfx6pL

— Fred Bhat (@FredBhat) July 8, 2015

Police vans ,fire engines, sirens and our staff. Pandemonium. #whiteCity #worldwar2bomb pic.twitter.com/knsv6WjL48

— Jasmine Dotiwala (@jasminedotiwala) July 8, 2015