Investigations into the cause of a fire which destroyed a former community centre in a Suffolk village are ongoing.
The building in Rectory Lane, Worlingham, was gutted by a large blaze in the early hours of Friday morning (March 17).
Crews from across north Suffolk were called to the village near Beccles at about 2.50am.
A Suffolk Fire service spokesperson said: "An investigation is still ongoing into the cause of the fire.
"The scene has been secured by the police."
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"We would ask that people also protect themselves by keeping away from the site."
East Suffolk Council had been carrying out a clean-up operation after the blaze following concerns over hazardous material.
An East Suffolk Council spokesperson said: “Work to clear potentially hazardous material from the site of the fire and surrounding residential properties is now complete.
"If a resident finds any further debris from the fire in their garden, they are asked to contact East Suffolk Council on 03330 162000.”
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