Fatal fire hotel owners to sentenced

The owners of a UK hotel that burned down killing three people will be sentenced for breaching health and safety regulations today.

Fatal fire hotel owners to sentenced
Wed, 04 May, 2011 - 09:31

The owners of a UK hotel that burned down killing three people will be sentenced for breaching health and safety regulations today.

The Penhallow Hotel in Newquay, Cornwall, was destroyed in August 2007 in what firefighters later described as the worst British hotel fire in 40 years.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: UKPlace: Newquay, CornwallPlace: Cheslyn HayPlace: Stoke-on-TrentPlace: Halifax, West YorkshirePlace: BritainPlace: Guestling, East SussexPerson: Monica HughesPerson: PeterPerson: Joan HarperPerson: HughesPerson: HarperPerson: Marjorie BrysPerson: Nicola BurfittPerson: John McMillanPerson: Martin TrickerOrganisation: Penhallow HotelOrganisation: O&C Holdsworth LtdOrganisation: Truro Crown Court
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