Does anyone know anything about the history of this Arts & Crafts style house built in early 1900s? It was occupied until recently by the Catholic Bishop of Hallam. Developers want to demolish the house and build a block of 18 apartments. Any information would be helpful in trying to save the house.

1925 1948 it was occupied by Bernard Wragg fire brick manufacturer,
presumably Thomas Wraggs at Loxley

Thanks for the info. I wonder if there were other owners before Wragg?