The Crooked House pub, which was gutted by fire and then demolished, will ‘rise from the ashes’, MP Marco Longhi said on Wednesday.
An 18th century pub destroyed by fire will “rise from the ashes”, an MP has said as he urged frustrated members of the public who want answers about what happened to be patient.
At the public meeting at nearby Himley Hall on Wednesday, Mr Longhi urged residents to “be patient and let due process take its course” and avoid posting speculation about the circumstances of the fire on social media. “Facebook is a complete nightmare for us. People say what they feel, when they feel and it is unhelpful.More than 100 members of public gathered at Himley Hall to hear MP Marco Longhi’s updates on the pub
“We need to change what we have in place now so the risk of what has already happened happening again is zero.“Developers, and I’m not necessarily talking specifically about this case, may feel they can get away with it, but you have my assurance I will be pursuing this every day until we get that changed.”
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