Diggers were shut down as absentee property tycoon, Sunny Ung - known in official documents as Eng Huat Ung - locked horns with South Ayrshire Council in court earlier today.
South Ayrshire Council announced that safety works can resume at the site of the fire hit Ayr building.It comes after work was dramatically halted on Wednesday following a legal challenge by the hotel's owner, Sunny Ung - known in official documents as Eng Huat Ung.
Nearly £3 million has been spent taking the crumbling hotel apart since it was ravaged by an inferno more than seven months ago. Train services south of Ayr have been suspended ever since with the route to Glasgow also badly affected. It comes as council bosses were making progress on demolishing the northern wing of the hotel. They had hoped to complete their work by mid-June.
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