Its a grade II* listed building, they're holding on to it. They're so slow though. I wish I could buy it and restore it with my fortune

Are you going to surprise us with anymore St. Margaret's pictures soon, Mr. Motts?

This must have been fantastic, Mr. Motts!

Was this in the loop of bulidings, Mr. Motts?

August? Wow, its been under construction for about a year now or even a bit more. My manfriend managed to explore one of the bulidings yesterday. It still had kitchen equipment, bathroom, beds, chairs, it was was apparently rather interesting! But then he met eye contact with a builder...! I think there is still quite a few builidings there. I can still see a tall chimney which I noticed on one of your links when on the top deck of the bus to college.

Did you visit St. Margaret's during its demolition, Mr. Motts?

All the wonderful architecture demolished for yet more orange effortless houses.

My Grandad's football team used to play on the fields at St.Margarets. Apparently there were 100s of patients with downs syndrome sat in their audience.

Was this the only equpiment you found here, Mr Motts? I can't help but feel a little disappointed.

To think how this place only closed in the 90s.

The graffiti is really agrivating me now, for how it spoils the pictures and makes me realise how easy it would have been to get into this place, once upon a time...

"Woz ere." How it reminds me of my school planner!

For those who live in the West Midlands, I hope you've checked out the satellite view of this place on Google Local. Its absolutely massive! I was shocked.

So this is what it looks like! I didn't get far when tresspassing about two weeks ago. Too many vans driving through.

I'm very disappointed in myself that this place has intrigued me for about a year and a half and I only get the guts to take a look at the place when there's barely anything left.

I pass the hospital to and from college. I tend to sit on the top deck of the bus to try and get a look in through the entrance. It looks like they haven't quite demolished it all yet. I'm seeing a lot of rubble and new houses at the moment.

For those of you who don't know, most of this place has been demolished now. Bovis Homes are buliding hundreds of houses and apartments, with a "Stunning lake view." Several houses have been burnt down in protest, but of course that won't stop them.