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The British Geological Survey (BGS) estimated the landslip which caused the eventual destruction of the Holbeck Hall Hotel saw about one million tons of sandy, silty clay fall into the sea. It was caused by heavy rain, poor drainage and water pressure, according to the BGS.

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