A Deeply Flawed System

"WHAT CONSTITUTE CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO HERITAGE?"

 Thus, we write for and on behalf of humankind. In this Christian country (Convenient Christianity), we (the public) must know from the United Kingdom Government if we have and practice a two-tier (or indeed, multi-tier) system and, if so, what constitutes it.    

What gives privilege to Mr & Mrs Nathan Welham, at the Barns, Great North Road, Great Ponton, Grantham, Lincs. NG33 5AQ, not to require planning permission for their ongoing work (adjacent to EMH). We would like an investigation to take place inside the barns with engineers and cameras to show the public what has gone into those buildings that do not require planning permission, and yet, there are many issues to be resolved. Incidentally, we do have a fact checklist of our main players.  

Such is the enormity of what we are dealing with; we hope that if any barrister(s) in the House of Lords consider themselves competent in law, we appeal to you to please come forward. What will be listed needs to be investigated thoroughly in a pro bono court of law, with it being for the greater good. 

 Equally, we are calling on any Bishop(s) in the House of Lords to explain the Godhead to the public. 

Ellys Manor House (EMH) with the adjacent Holy Cross Church and its splendid tower rising to the heavens. It was likely built to celebrate England's first Tudor King, Henry Tudor, and his legacy, the Lady Chaple at Westminster Abbey. Ellys was a wool merchant and pilgrim and a merchant of the Calais Staple at a time when the Staple retained the monopoly of all English wool exports to the continent. Ellys shows total allegiance. Thus, the Perpendicular style tower and Henry VII's coat of arms embellish the west face for all to see travelling the Great North Road. I know of no other two buildings to our shores that so personify England's history and simultaneously evoke that of Western civilisation. They are no less significant than the Ara Pacis, Villa Medici in Poggio a Caiano, or anything found at Pompeii or Herculaneum. What we have here at Great Ponton is authentic and a part of our human narrative, merely at a different time of our journey. The fact that they are not recognised by our myriad of scholars, theologians, and heritage professionals in their pertinent fields of study is hugely problematic. Thus, for the sake of humankind, the gauntlet is down: -   

Such is the enormity of the history emanating from these two buildings; the history will fill the libraries from England across mainland Europe and Timbuktu. 

Before I go further with this, I would like it noted, "I am of no political persuasion. I am completely independent-minded." My passion is for humankind and the education of our narrative, which must be sacrosanct. 

Finally, I do not advocate or condone destroying any historic edifice. We cannot change the past, no matter how unsavoury, but we must learn from it for the future. 

"When a people can no longer recognise their history and heritage, it is equivalent to a child ('feeble-minded') in a shopping mall. In a short while, the poor little mite, intoxicated with bombast and bling, can no longer recognise its mother and, thus, left in a state of confusion." CM Taylor of Ellys Manor House, Great Ponton, Grantham, United Kingdom.

"A TALE OF TWO TOWERS"