The historic “Two Lads” stone monuments on the moors are being dismantled and rebuilt to improve safety and help prevent further vandalism. BBC News reports that the landmarks will be rebuilt as part of work intended to make them safer and deter additional damage. The Manchester Evening News adds that the moorland cairns are being taken down and then reconstructed in their original “beehive” shape, aiming to conserve their historical significance as they are restored. Together, the reports indicate the monuments have been standing for centuries and are recognized as heritage features, but their current condition has led to action. The planned work focuses on both preservation of the structures’ traditional design and measures to reduce the likelihood of repeated disruption. Details such as timing and the specific agencies carrying out the work are not included in the provided summaries, but the overall intent is consistent: rebuild the monuments in their historical form while addressing safety concerns and vandalism.