The owner of Britain's wonkiest pub urged critics to 'p*** off and let us have a holiday' as he denied any involvement in the fire that tore through the beloved 19th century boozer.
Picture: Alamyreporter on the picturesque Greek island days after a separate trip to Dubai, Mr Taylor said: “There was nothing serious. I’m not getting into discussing it.
“We didn’t answer anything in the UK because of the police investigation so we’re not f***ing gonna answer anything here, are we?Taylor added that the family will prepare a statement at the end of any police investigation.Before: the West Midlands pub is pictured before its most recent troubles.South Staffordshire Council, which is investigating the demolition over potential breaches of the Town and Country Planning Act, said it was for health and safety reasons.
Hopes of seeing the Crooked House rebuilt have been backed by West Midlands mayor Andy Street, who has called for it to be rebuilt "brick by brick". Historic England said it was keen to "consider all possible avenues" with the local council to see the pub reconstructed. "We offered our support to South Staffordshire Council last week and have been in regular contact with the council since to provide specialist advice as needed," said a spokesman.Camra chairman speaks out over Crooked House fire
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