'Necklaces made out of The Crooked House' – Shrine set up amid rubble at site of arson-hit and demolished pub
A couple who set up a 'shrine' to the Crooked House, which includes necklaces made out of the rubble, have been amazed by the response to it.
Items left at the site, before it was fenced off to the public on Tuesday, included part of the bar, a stool, part of the fireplace and a 'wonky week planner' which includes a humorous time line to events since the iconic pub was burned down and then the remains bulldozed, nearly two weeks ago.
Gareth Evans and his wife Claire, who is a photographer, regularly visited the site up until access was restricted earlier this week by council officials and those of the Health and Safety Executive.
