Footprint of wonky Crooked House pub all that remains after rubble shifted and bricks locked away
The foundations of the iconic Crooked House can now clearly be seen after workers finished sorting through the rubble and thousands of its bricks were locked away.
Putnam Construction Services had managed to salvage more than 25,000 bricks from the demolished remnants of the pub in Himley and they were locked away in metal storage containers in a special 'padlocking ceremony' last weekend.
Campaigners want to see the pub rebuilt after it burned down on August 5 and was totally demolished without permission two days later.
Three people have since been arrested, with Staffordshire Police treating the fire as arson.
