Record#
EV ID |
EV-0098 |
Title |
South Wales Echo: forced entry at Great House Farm, outbuilding roof removed |
Date of document |
Wednesday 30 November 1988 |
Type |
press |
Evidence label |
PRESS REPORT |
Repository / reference |
British Newspaper Archive (South Wales Echo, 30 November 1988, Glamorgan, Wales); Screenshot held in family’s Google Drive (Screenshot_20250617 series) and datro repository. |
Status |
HELD — open the scan (image) |
Provenance |
Screenshot of a British Newspaper Archive search-result extract showing machine-read text around search words, not the full article; Held in Google Drive and datro. |
Wiki catalogue page |
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Claims that rely on this |
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Image: EV-0098 — South Wales Echo: forced entry at Great House Farm, outbuilding roof removed
Quotation: “… who forced their way into the 400-year-old Great House Farm at Llandough near Cardiff have already half the roof off one of the out-buildings But farmer’s wife Mrs Branwen Buckler who fears BP Properties Ltd will now flatten the farmhouse and won the court …”
Proves: 30 November 1988: South Wales Echo reports forced entry at Great House Farm, Llandough; Half an outbuilding roof removed; Mrs Buckler fears BP Properties Ltd will flatten the farmhouse.
Does not prove: Extract is a truncated, machine-read snippet; Does not identify who forced entry or explain the court outcome; Full article text remains unknown until obtained.
File stored in the wayback archive: EV-0098 in the artifact index.