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Grand Burstin Hotel returning guests' items after fire, it says

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A night-time view of a residential street shows a large plume of orange-lit smoke. Streetlights illuminate the scene and the smoke is spreading, partially obscuring buildings and trees. Several cars are parked along the road and in a nearby parking area, while the upper floors and rows of windows of surrounding buildings can be seen through the haze.

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Grand Burstin Hotel begins returning belongings to guests following fire

Overview

The Grand Burstin Hotel in Folkestone, Kent, has started returning belongings to guests affected by a fire that broke out on 19 September. Approximately 280 guests and 90 local residents were evacuated during the blaze, which is being treated as suspicious, with two people previously arrested on suspicion of arson and released pending further investigation. Owner Britannia Hotels Group stated it is assessing the damage, working with insurers, and arranging secure collection methods for guests' items and affected vehicles.

Key points

  • The Grand Burstin Hotel in Folkestone caught fire on 19 September, forcing the evacuation of about 280 guests and 90 nearby residents.
  • The hotel's owner, Britannia Hotels Group, has started the process of reuniting guests with their belongings.
  • Arrangements and security measures are in place for guests to collect their items safely, and the hotel is assisting with affected vehicles.
  • Kent Police previously arrested a man and a woman on suspicion of arson; both were released while investigations continue.
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