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Questions are being asked about how the much-loved Crooked House pub, which had stood for more than 250 years, came to be demolished, Jane Dalton writes

Questions are being asked about how the much-loved Crooked House pub, which had stood for more than 250 years, came to be demolished, Jane Dalton writes

Questions are being asked about how the much-loved Crooked House pub, which had stood for more than 250 years, came to be demolished, Jane Dalton writes

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The owner of the plant firm that owns the excavator used to demolish the 18th Century Crooked House pub in the West Midlands has denied any involvement in

South Staffordshire Council claim they did not authorise or endorse the complete demolition of the pub following the fire.

A COUNCIL is investigating potential breaches of the law after the total demolition of a landmark pub within 48 hours of a severe fire.

The UK's wonkiest pub, the Crooked House, in Himley, Staffordshire, burnt down and then was totally demolished a week after experts applied for it to be given listed status

The 18th century Crooked House inn was razed to the ground by a mechanical digger less than 48 hours after being gutted by fire