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Five teenagers charged with arson after mansion designed by Buckingham Palace architect engulfed in flames
Five teenagers have been charged with arson after a devastating fire tore through a Grade II-listed mansion in south Wales.
Rheola House, near Neath, was left almost entirely destroyed following the blaze on August 18.
The historic property was designed by celebrated architect John Nash, who was also behind Buckingham Palace, Marble Arch and Brighton's Royal Pavilion.
The fire has dealt a major blow to plans to tra…
28 Aug, 00:02
Daily Mail
Five teenagers charged with arson after historic mansion designed by the architect of Buckingham Palace and Marble Arch is gutted by fire
The John Nash Grade II-listed Rheola House, in south Wales, had been due to be turned into a luxury retreat with a bar, restaurant, swimming pool and spa.
27 Aug, 14:15