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'Cathedral of Middlesex' saved from ruin

Sunday 29th November 2009

'Cathedral of Middlesex' saved from ruin
The so-called 'cathedral of Middlesex', a huge wooden barn that is one of Britain’s most precious intact medieval buildings, is to be saved by English Heritage, The Independent on Sunday can reveal. In an extremely rare move, the heritage body has begun legal action that paves the way for the eventual compulsory purchase of the building, Harmondsworth Great Barn, on the fringe of Heathrow Airport.

In an extremely rare move, the heritage body has begun legal action that paves the way for the eventual compulsory purchase of the building, Harmondsworth Great Barn, on the fringe of Heathrow Airport.
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