Major fire at North Yorkshire hotel
Fire crews spent the day putting out a major fire at Crathorne Hall Hotel near Yarm. It broke out at around 10am in a wing of the historic hotel. No-one was injured.
Crathorne Hall fire 'under control'
Firefighters have managed to bring a major blaze under control at a hotel in North Yorkshire.
Crews were called to Crathorne Hall at around 10am after a fire broke out in the roof space of the east wing. It's believed the main part of the hotel is unaffected.
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More than 100 firefighters worked tirelessly through the day. At one stage they were trying to force the roof in to put out the fire.
Couples who had booked weddings there over the weekend have been told the venue will not have reopened.
North Yorkshire Fire Service confirmed the fire is now under control.
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