6 Unique Places that Celebrate London’s Sporting History
1. Rom Skate Park, Hornchurch – Grade II The first skatepark in Europe to be listed and only the secondContinue Reading
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8 Important Sites Rescued and Removed from the Heritage at Risk Register
1. Elizabeth Gaskell’s House, Manchester (Grade II*) The home of Victorian novelist Elizabeth Gaskell has been brought back to lifeContinue Reading
5 Heritage Sites Saved by their Local Community
1. Hastings Pier, East Sussex Hastings Pier was built in 1872 and flourished during the Victorian seaside tourist boom. FollowingContinue Reading
7 Abandoned Villages That Can Teach Us About Medieval Life
Explore the spaces in which medieval people farmed and made their homes in the English landscape.
Britain’s Home Front: 9 Remarkable Aerial Images That Reveal the Impact of the First World War
These aerial photographs reveal the impact of the First World War on Britain.
7 Inspiring Writers’ Retreats
Many of our favourite author’s writing spots are protected.
10 Great Places Where Beer Meets the Church
1. Christ Church, Southwark Beer and the church are not such strange bedfellows as you might think. Christ Church (1960,Continue Reading
In pictures: a brief introduction to the best of seafront heritage
The seafront is the bit of the seaside that everyone remembers – beach huts, amusements, hotels and boarding houses, gardens,Continue Reading
10 Exceptional First World War Memorials
These are some of the most outstanding memorials to those who died during the First World War.
What do Buddhist Buildings Tell Us About Buddhist Communities in England?
Here we look at historic buildings that have been renovated by the Buddhist community