So the old house is gone, reduced to a pile of rubble. Most of interior found a new home. As it’s too expensive to recycle the rubble on site, it will be trucked away to be turned into hardcore and then perhaps even brought back to site in a few weeks / months to be used in the foundations, but at least it’s all local!
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