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Harry Styles: Twemlow Viaduct saved from ‘well-meaning damage’

A Grade-II listed viaduct where Harry Styles was rumoured to have his first kiss is to be protected from “well-meaning damage” caused by the pop superstar’s fans.

Twemlow Viaduct, near the singer’s home village of Holmes Chapel in Cheshire, has become a must-visit destination for his admirers, who have taken to scratching their names and messages into the bricks in the same way he was said to have.

Network Rail, which owns the site, said that meant the 183-year-old viaduct was no longer “as it was” and was in need of protection.

The organisation said a new wall with blank panels would be erected, offering an “alternative place for fans to leave messages to Harry” while protecting the Victorian structure from “potential, well-meaning damage”.


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