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Buildings at risk

June 2024

  • Nicholas Molyneux at Goodrich Castle in Herefordshire

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    Nicholas Molyneux obituary

    Other lives: Inspector of historic buildings much in demand for his knowledge of architectural history

April 2024

  • Anthony Barnes

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    Anthony Barnes obituary

    Other lives: Former company executive who went on to spend much of his life working on the conservation of churches

March 2024

  • Peter Richards

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    Peter Richards obituary

    Other lives: Architect who pioneered the work of historic building conservation at Essex county council

February 2024

  • Black and white portrait of Marie Curie

    Campaigners criticise ‘absurd’ plan to take apart and rebuild Curie lab in Paris

    French government to hear last-ditch appeal this week over new culture minister’s ‘compromise’ for Pavillon des Sources

January 2024

  • Marie Curie c1913. She won two Nobel prizes.

    ‘Unthinkable’: Marie Curie’s Paris lab saved from the bulldozers … for now

    Last-minute reprieve keeps Nobel scientist’s legacy standing. Now campaigners want the building to be listed

December 2023

  • The exterior of Leicester Cathedral.

    Government scheme gave £42m to help restore UK churches in 2023

    Listed places of worship grants were awarded to almost 5,000 religious buildings for essential work to roofs, masonry and monuments

November 2023

  • A wooden hut with tiled roof flying a Finnish flag and framned by trees

    Campaigners seek listed status for Finnish sauna from 1948 London Olympics

  • Brandon House

    Bristol council evacuates hundreds of people from unsafe tower block

August 2023

  • Hamish Ogston on a visit to the masonry workshop at Salisbury Cathedral

    UK philanthropist gives almost £29m to heritage skills training

    Hamish Ogston’s donation will fund up to 2,700 apprenticeships in crafts to preserve historic buildings

July 2023

  • The RAF Ibsley watch office, Hampshire

    ‘Almost modernist’: appeal launched to save derelict RAF airbase building

    Watch station at RAF Ibsley is thought to be structurally unique as well as historically important

April 2023

  • The storm tower at Compass Point in Bude, Cornwall.

    Race to rescue Bude’s Pepperpot lookout tower from being swept into the sea

    The 188-year-old coastguard’s tower in Cornwall is to be moved 100m inland to save it from coastal erosion

February 2023

  • Rupert Street car park in Bristol

    ‘A lovely building’: charity launches plan to save Bristol’s Rupert Street car park

    Concrete multistorey threatened with demolition but C20 launches campaign to keep ‘innovative’ building

January 2023

  • Hazard tape on a set of school windows – but the wider condition of school buildings in England is being kept under wraps.

    ‘Tell us which schools could collapse’: Labour will force ministers to reveal data

    Teachers and parents voice fury over risk to life in England’s crumbling classrooms as DfE keeps survey details from public scrutiny

December 2022

  • An empty school classroom

    Risk level of school buildings collapsing in England raised to ‘very likely’

    Annual report lays bare state of dilapidated education estate built during postwar shortages

November 2022

  • Powell and Moya’s 1976 Museum of London, with the 17-storey Bastion House behind. The City of London wants to demolish both.

    The Museum of London: a fundamental clash as the City of London dreams on

    As the museum prepares to leave its 70s home, plans to raze the site and build an office-led new complex have sparked a battle with those who want to repurpose what’s already there

March 2022

  • The police station in Wrexham, demolished on 1 November 2020.

    We trash our modernist heritage on a whim: why is Britain so in thrall to the wrecking ball?

    Owen Hatherley
    Between destruction and conservation there must be a middle ground – perhaps a new life – for these eminent buildings, says author Owen Hatherley

December 2021

  • Michael McKnight and Jo Gordon of the community hub Pop Recs, Sunderland

    From a Debenhams to a creative hub: closed stores get new lease in community life

    Empty department stores are being transformed into places for young entrepreneurs and social projects

November 2021

  • William Blake’s Cottage in Felpham, West Sussex.

    How to ensure the survival of precious heritage sites

  • Blake's cottage in Felpham

    William Blake cottage at risk of being lost, says Historic England

May 2021

  • Bird droppings on a casket

    Urgent action called for over vandalised cemetery and protruding limb

    Campaigners say neglect at graves in West Norwood Cemetery in London is disrespectful and shocking
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