Another twist in Crooked House fire case as owners are ordered to stop demolition at another site due to net them £10m

House owners of the fireplace-strike Crooked Home pub ended up ordered to cease illegal demolition of a further site established to earn them £10million financial gain.

Carly and Adam Taylor are joined to firms which razed a previous bank HQ following council permission to do so ran out.

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Wellbeing and safety officers stepped in to halt the method.

They stated untrained operatives were at the Giro Constructing in Bootle, Merseyside, and hazardous asbestos was remaining disturbed.

A business joined to the Taylors purchased the former Santander HQ for £3.2million in March.

Permission to demolish it was granted in 2019 — but only for a few yrs.

Promoting the site as soon as it had been cleared would have netted a £10million income.

Meanwhile, August’s suspected arson assault on the 18th century Crooked Dwelling in Dudley, West Mids, is continue to less than law enforcement investigation.

The Taylors were approached for comment.