EV-0103 — “History fight to save farm”: South Wales Echo report on Cadw inspection and spot-listing

EV ID	EV-0103
Title	“History fight to save farm”: South Wales Echo report on Cadw inspection and spot-listing
Date of document	3 December 1988
Type	press
Evidence label	PRESS REPORT
Repository / reference	South Wales Echo, 3 December 1988, report by Peter Bibby. Original page number and full issue not verified.
Status	HELD — open the scan (image)
Provenance	Supplied newspaper cutting annotated “South Wales Echo 3 Dec. 1988”, with full transcription; Supplier unnamed; No image file linked.
Wiki catalogue page	GHF-E090-N08
Claims that rely on this	1988: Possession and Demolition, Cadw — Forensic Assessment v8.0.0 (full text), Claim: Repeated attempts to frame Mary (Nancy) Williams’s Parcel A occupation as permiss, Court of Appeal — Forensic Assessment, Event Nomenclature Register — 1988 Great House Farm removal, seizure and occupat, Great House Farm: Case Overview and Key Records, High Court — Forensic Assessment, House of Lords — Forensic Assessment, Media Gallery, Press Archive — Newspaper Transcripts, Press Articles Index — every newspaper cutting and press extract, one page each, GHF-E090-N15-04 — Wednesday 30 November 1988: South Wales Echo (British Newspape (+1 more)

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Quotation: “Officials from the Welsh historic monuments body, Cadw, confirmed today they are considering an appeal to ask the Secretary of State for Wales to protect Great House Farm, Llandough, near Cardiff, as a listed building.”

Proves: Shows the South Wales Echo reported on 3 December 1988 that Cadw was considering spot-listing Great House Farm after the Buckler family’s eviction by BP bailiffs, and BP’s stated demolition intent.

Does not prove: Does not itself establish any injunction, title, or the farmhouse’s age; Its age figure of 39 for Buckler conflicts with another contemporary extract giving 40.