The Crooked House in Himley was destroyed more than 18 months ago, and this appeal delays a much-needed outcome. "The UK's wonkiest pub needs to be rebuilt, back to what it was prior to the fire ...

The Crooked House was one of the few attractions on Southend’s seafront to survive horrific floods of 1953, which claimed the lives of 120 people in Essex and inflicted huge damage on the town.

The Crooked House was well-known in the Black Country for its sloping walls and floor, caused by mining subsidence in the area. The pub caught fire on 5 August and was demolished two days later ...

The Crooked House was a much-loved feature of our landscape and local history and, like so many others, we were devastated to hear what had happened. We would love this mountain of data we have at our ...

The news the owners of the Crooked House in Himley, West Midlands have appealed against South Staffordshire Council’s order to rebuild the pub has been labelled “concerning albeit fully expected”. In ...

Crooked House, near Dudley, West Midlands, must now be "rebuilt back to what it was" after a fire ravaged the pub and it was demolished last year, and the community is delighted.

Renamed as The Crooked House, it became a tourist attraction, drawing visitors to admire its odd structure, one side standing about 1.2 meters (4 feet) lower than the other.

Last year, we at Time Out kept up to date with the saga of the nearly 200-year-old Crooked House pub in the West Midlands. It was tossed between bidders before being sold , then it closed for ...

The Crooked House, a beloved 18th century British pub in England, was destroyed by a fire last year and demolished. The local council has now ordered the owners to rebuild it.

The Crooked House pub, in Himley near Dudley, burned down on 5 August just two weeks after it was sold to new owners. Three men, aged 33, 51, and 66, have since been arrested and bailed.

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