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A large fire has been reported at a hotel in Sudbury, Suffolk. Up to 90 firefighters are tackling large fire has been reported at a hotel in Sudbury, Suffolk.
Eighteen fire crews are attempting to put out the blaze at the Tarantella Hotel, which is in a converted Georgian house. The crews are attempting to put out the blaze at the Tarantella Hotel, which is in a converted Georgian house.
Part of the building's roof is reported to have collapsed. Several members of the public alerted emergency services around 0345 GMT.Part of the building's roof is reported to have collapsed. Several members of the public alerted emergency services around 0345 GMT.
The hotel, which is on Melford Road, has 12 bedrooms and its gardens overlook the River Stour. The two storey hotel, which is on Melford Road, has 12 bedrooms and its gardens overlook the River Stour.
Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service said up to 90 fire officers are involving in tackling blaze.
A spokeswoman said that when crews arrived flames were coming from the first floor and the roof of the building.