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A Craigavon man has been remanded in custody charged with arson with intent to endanger life following a blaze at a County Down bar and restaurant. A man has been remanded in custody charged with arson with intent to endanger life following a blaze at a County Down bar and restaurant.
Craig Woodcroft, 20, with an address at Bramley Apple Pottery, is accused of setting fire to the Plough Bar and Restaurant in Hillsborough. Craig Woodcroft, 20, with an address at Bramley Apple Pottery, Craigavon, is accused of setting fire to the Plough Bar and Restaurant in Hillsborough.
Fifteen staff escaped from the premises when fire took hold on Saturday.Fifteen staff escaped from the premises when fire took hold on Saturday.
It is thought repairs could cost up to £1.5m, as part of the bar was extensively damaged.It is thought repairs could cost up to £1.5m, as part of the bar was extensively damaged.
Mr Woodcroft is also charged with breaking into and burgling the property, tampering with a vehicle, burning a bin belonging to Lisburn Borough Council and destroying a heating tank.Mr Woodcroft is also charged with breaking into and burgling the property, tampering with a vehicle, burning a bin belonging to Lisburn Borough Council and destroying a heating tank.
A police officer told Lisburn Magistrate's Court she believed she could connect Mr Woodcroft to the charges.A police officer told Lisburn Magistrate's Court she believed she could connect Mr Woodcroft to the charges.