SAVE Britain’s Heritage has added nearly 70 new entries to the Buildings at Risk register, bringing the total number of empty historic buildings at risk of demolition or dereliction on the register to over 1,400.
SAVE Britian’s Heritage writes:
SAVE’s Buildings at Risk register is in its 34th year and exists to bring disused historic buildings of all ages which could be repurposed to national attention. Nominated by our supporters, local campaigners, conservation officers and other heritage professionals, these are places that matter to us all and deserve wider recognition. The register is a national platform for raising awareness of neglected historic buildings and advocating their reuse as a means to ensure their survival. At a time when this is high on the nation’s agenda, finding sustainable new uses for historic buildings could not be more important.
Full entries and more photos appear on the online register which is available to Friends and Saviours of SAVE. Click here to join SAVE.
Please contact Liz Fuller, our Buildings at Risk Officer, liz.fuller@savebritainsheritage.org, for any enquiries about the register. Entry details correct at time of writing. We welcome update information.
