Contractor interviewed over demolition of “listed” mine rescue building.
North Wales Police have been called after more demolition work at the former Mines Rescue Station in Wrexham. On Wednesday demolition on the 1913 building was stopped by the local council, which said a safety certificate was needed.
Heritage body Cadw then listed the building, giving it protection.
But police were contacted on Friday after a demolition vehicle was seen entering the premises again, and the area has now been taped off. Local councillor Phil Wynn said the most historically important part of the building had been destroyed.
Police have also interviewed the contractors, and Wrexham council officials are also present.
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