A massive fire broke out overnight at a newly-renovated Fife hotel with firefighters continuing to tackle a "well-developed" blaze.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) sent several appliances to the scene at St Michael’s Inn in Leuchars when the alarm was raised at 10.11pm last night.
At the height of the incident nine fire appliances and four specialist resources were at the scene dealing with the "well developed" blaze, SFRS said.
Six appliances and three specialist resources were still at the scene at 6.45am.
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Fife Council said motorists were facing disruption due to the blaze.
In a post on social media the council said: "Major disruption to roads in North East Fife, towards Dundee, due to fire at St Michaels Inn."
The roads impacted are the A914 Dairsie to St Michaels, A919 Leuchars to St Michaels, B945 Tayport to St Michaels, C12 between A92 and A914 from Forgan Roundabout to St Michaels.
There are no reported casualties, however, crews are urging nearby residents to keep windows and doors closed.
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A spokesman for the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said: "We were called at 10.11pm on Tuesday to reports of a commercial building fire at St Michael’s Inn, St Andrews, Leuchars.
"At the height of the fire, Operations Control mobilised nine appliances and four specialist resources to the scene.
Six appliances and three specialist appliances on scene remain in attendance, with crews still working on a well-developed kitchen fire.
“There are no reported casualties."