Some traders had to sleep under trees after Shrewsbury Flower Show was evacuated.
BBC News, West Midlands
Due to the time it took to determine the call was a hoax, some traders were left stranded outside all night, sleeping under trees with blankets. Other traders posted pictures on social showing they made a campfire to keep warm. Many had travelled from other areas of the country and would usually stay on-site in their vans.
Jemma Parton, from Hales Sawmills, a timber, garden and DIY specialist, said they were kept "calm and informed".
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