A fire which destroyed a derelict former boys' club in Hemsby is being treated as arson.
Police have confirmed they are looking for a suspect in relation to the blaze last Wednesday (September 14).
A spokesman for the fire service said that police were helping with their ongoing investigation into the cause of the fire and that process could take up to a fortnight to complete.
The building fire in an area of Hemsby known as The Marrams took 40 firefighters more than two hours to extinguish.
A crew from Hemsby Independent Lifeboat was among the first on the scene after seeing the flames while on a training exercise.
Second coxswain Gerard Roadley-Battin said he initially thought it was a microlight that had crashed, as one had passed overhead shortly before the fire started.
The lifeboatmen stood on the roof of a neighbouring building and used neighbours' garden hoses to help keep the flames at bay from nearby chalets while waiting for the
fire service to arrive.
Emergency services were called to St Mary's Road shortly after 7.20pm on Wednesday and immediately evacuated six nearby chalets which had people staying inside.
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