![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/crooked-house-couple-accused-of-tearing-down-20ft-trees-and-flowers-at-local-beauty-spot/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_Carly-Taylor.jpg&description=Carly and Adam Taylor have been hit with fresh allegations by residents near Leicestershire who claim the couple 'destroyed' two former quarries which were viewed as a 'personal New Forest' Residents who live near the owners of Britain's "wonkiest pub" claim the couple has wreaked havoc elsewhere as they "ripped down 20ft tall trees and destroyed wildlife" near their village. It comes as Carly Taylor, who lives with her husband Adam, in Lutterworth, Leicestershire, was hit with bombshell allegations after her company ATE Farms Ltd was named as the buyer of the pub which burned down in flames. The property, named Crooked House, was the subject of a suspected attack by arsonists. Carly and Adam are said to have purchased it just days before the blaze, which police are investigating as arson. The couple recently faced backlash from locals after they claimed they "gutted a once thriving village pub within days of buying it" in Willey, Warwickshire. Now, residents have slammed the pair for carrying out work on two former quarries before they submitted planning applications. One resident, who is based in Dunton Basset, described the former quarry land as a "mini personal New Forest" with 20ft trees and wild orchids, reports MailOnline. However, the idyllic land was reportedly destroyed after the Taylors purchased it. It has been reported that complaints were lodged against proposals to construct a 35-acre solar farm and 33 holiday lodges at the Slip Inn quarry, Dunton Bassett. A resident told Harborough district council they objected to the plans and said the "attitude to managing the countryside is wilfully dangerous and chaotic." They added: "The village was lucky to survive his [Mr Taylor's] carelessness." Solar farm plans, which are still being considered by the council, were submitted through ATE Farms Ltd. Proposals to develop a second site into equestrian, angling and leisure facilities came under fire from residents who claimed the plans caused the "unnecessary" d){kind=link}
Carly and Adam Taylor have been hit with fresh allegations by residents near Leicestershire who claim the couple ‘destroyed’ two former quarries which were viewed as a ‘personal New Forest’
Residents who live near the owners of Britain’s “wonkiest pub” claim the couple has wreaked havoc elsewhere as they “ripped down 20ft tall trees and destroyed wildlife” near their village.
It comes as Carly Taylor, who lives with her husband Adam, in Lutterworth, Leicestershire, was hit with bombshell allegations after her company ATE Farms Ltd was named as the buyer of the pub which burned down in flames.
The property, named Crooked House, was the subject of a suspected attack by arsonists. Carly and Adam are said to have purchased it just days before the blaze, which police are investigating as arson.
The couple recently faced backlash from locals after they claimed they “gutted a once thriving village pub within days of buying it” in Willey, Warwickshire. Now, residents have slammed the pair for carrying out work on two former quarries before they submitted planning applications.