Multiple outlets report on a leaning historic tower in the UK that is notably tilted. The tower sits within what is described as the second-largest castle in the United Kingdom. While the surrounding structure undergoes restoration work, the leaning tower is not moved or altered, according to the accounts. Reported measurements indicate the tower leans at about 10 degrees, making it comparable to other famous “leaning” structures and, in the outlets’ descriptions, more angled than Pisa in this respect. The sources agree that the restoration of the broader castle does not affect the tower’s position and that it remains in its original, tilted state. The coverage frames the situation as an example of a preservation approach that keeps the tower’s existing lean rather than attempting to correct it during renovation. Across the reports, the main shared details are the tower’s location within the larger castle complex, the approximate degree of tilt, and the fact that it is left untouched while other parts of the site are restored.