The Crooked House Pub - was Bought, then Fire , then Rubble
 

It was bought be a Wedding Planner group.

Then at a weekend it burnt to a shell.

Then the new owner got Builders in to smash it to bits


All in a matter of Days.


https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/08...13_634x422.jpg
Before The FIRE

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/08...1570966279.jpg


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/pa...tted-fire.html

dodgy as anything, this happened to a pub near where we used to live, was a listed building so the builder had a lot of hoops to jump through and hey presto it got burnt to the ground

How could The Police
check the fast Fire Damage?

Now

Maybe starting a Petition
made the New Owners
work Super Fast.

MP saying rebuild it
is he Potty?
It would be a Fire Risk, again.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/08...1564394449.jpg


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ked-House.html

No wonder they worked fast.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/08...1564081498.jpg

if it was badly damaged by fire, it may well have needed to be knocked down

Yes,
but they did not have Permission.


Was the Fire started on purpose
how can you get the truth?

Its been reported that the Fire crews acces swas restricted by a blocked road near the pub. Obvious insurance job surely??

Yes, smells corrupt as hell.

but the diggers managed to get in to knock it down I would imagine they want to build flats or houses

Police have Confirmed the Fire was Arson


Who did it?


https://news.sky.com/story/police-no...arson-12936122

[Police say they are investigating a fire
which gutted a historic pub as arson.

A blaze caused extensive damage at
The Crooked House near Dudley,
an 18th-century building, on Saturday evening,
two weeks after it was sold by
brewer Marston's to a private firm.
Up to 30 firefighters were needed to tackle the
blaze at the pub in Himley.

The pub became widely regarded as Britain's
"wonkiest" due to one side being significantly
lower than the other, caused by the effects
of nearby mining.

The remainder of the building was demolished
by a mechanical digger on Monday, despite
South Staffordshire Council saying it had
permitted only the top floor to be
demolished for safety reasons.]

The glamorous businesswoman who bought 'Britain's wonkiest pub' before it was destroyed in a mysterious fire is married to the plant hire boss who was arguing with the venue about access to a landfill site behind it, it was revealed today.

MailOnline can reveal jet-setter Carly Taylor bought The Crooked House - an iconic 18th Century ale house - from brewery Marston's last month, only for the building to be turned into an inferno and bulldozed to the ground weeks later.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...n-husband.html

Lock her up!

Wow its even more open and shut than at first appears

[The pub's new owner is jet-setter Carly Taylor
who purchased the pub from brewery
Marston's last month before it was
burnt down and demolished]

If she is in the UK
Arrest her

after closer inspection, it does look dodgy af

so that is how the diggers go in to demolish it even though the front was blocked off, they had access from the land fill site.... its hardly the plot of the century I guess they will get away with it though unless they can be undeniably linked to the arson

Another Pub on Fire today.
it was started in Kitchen
Being next to the Sea,
the wind moved the Flames fast.

Not exactly criminal masterminds

he new owners of the Crooked House pub hired a digger several days before the building burnt down, with the vehicle used to demolish the building.

AT Contracting – owned by Carly Taylor, who bought the historic pub in Himley, near Dudley in the West Midlands, in July – rented the digger from a plant hire firm a week before the fire, which is being treated by police as arson.

It also emerged that the fire brigade’s attempts to put out the blaze were hampered by a large mound of earth that was blocking access to the site when they arrived on Saturday night.

Former regulars and the local MP are demanding that the building, known as the country’s wonkiest pub after it was affected by mining subsidence in the 19th century, is rebuilt brick by brick after the council said it was demolished without permission.

Dogs trained to detect accelerants have been to the site to help the police and fire brigade investigate the cause of the fire, which happened just a week after an application was made to give the Crooked House listed building status.

On Monday, a large digger owned by Lyndon Thomas plant hire, based in Northamptonshire, was filmed flattening the burnt-out building, despite instructions from the local authority to pull down only a small part of the structure, which was thought to be salvageable.

The Telegraph

No way can they Rebuild a Slope Pub
it would cost Millions
just to get that slope effect safe

Andy Street Conservative North Mayor
claims they did not have have permission to demolish it.

But he did not mention they did have or
they were given permission to Demolish some of it
to make it stable.


This is how he has a problem


It is still under Police Investigation.


He was Live in the Paddington Studio
of GBnewsHD
on the only TV Political Sunday show/

Sad BBC and SkyNews on long Holiday

What a STROKE of luck

Whew...just in time.

Carly Taylor