More than 40 firefighters tackled the blaze at the pub
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A fire at a 16th Century building in Kent was brought under control by more than 40 firefighters on Monday.
The blaze broke out at about 1030 GMT at the Hilden Manor Inn in Tonbridge.
Fire teams said it was thought the fire started in an electrical cupboard and spread to the ground and first floors, after which part of the roof collapsed.
A spokesman said the pub was closed at the time of the fire and no-one was hurt. The road was closed as crews in eight fire engines tackled the blaze.
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