Squire Locks donates padlocks to keep bricks salvaged from the fire-hit and demolished building safe.
A lock-making business has helped campaigners who want to preserve the remains of a fire-damaged pub by donating a set of padlocks.
The chief executive of the Featherstone-based business, John Squire, said: "We thought it would be a great story for us to donate those locks."
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