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Street shut in Wareham over Bear Hotel building safety concerns - BBC News

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A white painted three-storey building with black painted bay windows and the name Bear Hotel in gold letters sits between two other buildings on a street.

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Street in Wareham partially closed following safety concerns at The Bear Hotel

Overview

South Street in Wareham has been partially closed to vehicles and pedestrians after structural damage, including a collapsed ceiling and fallen masonry, was discovered at The Bear Hotel.

Key points

  • A street in Wareham, Dorset, was partially closed due to building safety concerns following an incident at The Bear Hotel.
  • Structural damage involving a collapsed ceiling and masonry was found in an unoccupied second-floor guest room.
  • The hotel and nearby properties in South Street were evacuated as a precaution.
  • Dorset Council closed South Street from Trinity Lane to the Red Lion Pub due to the risk of falling debris.
  • No injuries were reported during the incident.
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