The National Trust is to begin restoration works on Clandon House, after the stately home was gutted by fire

The video discusses the history and current state of Clandon Park, a historic site damaged by fire. The National Trust is considering restoration, with six design proposals shortlisted. The 8th Earl of Onslow opposes partial restoration, preferring it remain a ruin. The video concludes with the future plans for Clandon Park, which will be restored in a modern form by 2019.

What decision did the National Trust make regarding Clandon Park after the fire?

What is the significance of the designs being shortlisted for Clandon Park?

What was the opinion of the 8th Earl of Onslow regarding the restoration plans?

How did the 8th Earl of Onslow describe the state of Clandon Park after the fire?

What does the phrase '95% of it has gone' refer to in the context of Clandon Park?