[Recovered on 19 Oct 2026 from the original email in the family's Gmail, because this archive file was missing. Matched to this entry by its subject line; where several emails share a subject, the order within the group is not certain. Email addresses, phone numbers and private addresses are redacted.]

Subject: BP vs Buckler, Great House Farm, Llandough
From: Sion Buckler
Date: Sun, 17 May 2026 04:11 UTC
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To whom it may concern,

I am writing as the child of Branwen and William (“Billy”) Buckler
regarding the destruction of Great House Farm, Llandough, and the
long-running dispute surrounding BP Properties Ltd v Buckler [1987].

I have compiled a substantial historical archive, including newspaper
reports, court references, family testimony, archaeological material,
estate history, and public records relating to Great House Farm (“Ty
Mawr”), a site associated with medieval, monastic, and Roman occupation.

The archive is currently being made into a website at:

bpvsbuckler.datro.xyz

The material raises serious unresolved questions regarding:

• The treatment of us Williams/Buckler family’s longstanding occupation and
asserted ownership claims. • The repeated use of possession proceedings
without a full adjudication of superior title. • Missing or allegedly
suppressed title documentation connected to Bute estate transfers and later
transactions. • The demolition of an allegedly medieval structure during an
active heritage controversy. • Whether the archaeological significance of
the site was fully disclosed during planning and demolition processes. •
The wider public interest and cultural significance of the site and its
destruction.

It's looking to me like my family actually did obtain fee simple absolute
and manorial title. Then it was stolen and attempts were made by the
possessor of the stolen title, to make my family lessee's / tenants as we
were when we were on the virtual freehold (999 year lease) aquired in 1667.
Thereafter it appears to be a death of a thousand cuts of proceedural
unfairness, audacity, fraud, court "mistakes" , purgery and more.

https://youtu.be/4GXmR7mAas0?feature=shared

Contemporaneous newspaper coverage from the 1970s and 1980s demonstrates
that these concerns were publicly known at the time, including heritage
objections, petitions, and public claims of ancestral ownership.

I am requesting:

   1. Review and preservation consideration of all surviving records
   connected to Great House Farm.
   2. Clarification as to whether any formal heritage review or
   investigation into the demolition process was ever completed.
   3. Guidance regarding access to archival and planning materials relevant
   to the site.
   4. Consideration of whether this matter warrants renewed historical or
   heritage examination.

I appreciate that some claims remain disputed or unproven, and I am not
asking recipients to accept every allegation as established fact. However,
I believe the totality of the historical material warrants serious review
rather than dismissal.

I would be grateful for acknowledgement of receipt and guidance on the
appropriate next steps.

Kind regards,


Sion Buckler Esq. (Ret'd Sergeant)

Manor of Llandough, Vale of Glamorgan