26 more London buildings are officially threatened by decay, neglect and development
Historic England's 2024 Heritage at Risk Register emphasizes the urgent need for preservation of buildings in London and across England.
These historic aerial photos show what London looked like before World War II
Historic England's Air Pictures Portleven Collection features 242 aerial images of 1930s London, showcasing the city's significant transformation over time.
Revealed: 155 historic sites in England at risk of being lost FOREVER
Many historic sites in England are at risk due to decay or neglect, highlighting the need for public support and preservation efforts.
26 more London buildings are officially threatened by decay, neglect and development
Historic England's 2024 Heritage at Risk Register emphasizes the urgent need for preservation of buildings in London and across England.
These historic aerial photos show what London looked like before World War II
Historic England's Air Pictures Portleven Collection features 242 aerial images of 1930s London, showcasing the city's significant transformation over time.
Revealed: 155 historic sites in England at risk of being lost FOREVER
Many historic sites in England are at risk due to decay or neglect, highlighting the need for public support and preservation efforts.
Historic England's at-risk register now includes Charlton House and Smith Square Hall, emphasizing urgent heritage preservation needs amidst financial challenges.
Project reveals UK sites where black Americans fought to end slavery
Historic England is showcasing the contributions of black abolitionists, particularly Frederick Douglass, by linking their legacy to historical sites in Britain.
South Norwood's Goat House Bridge gets a mural makeover
Goat House Bridge's mural symbolizes South Norwood's regeneration and community involvement in revitalizing the area.
Pioneering aerial photographer's pictures show England of the 1930s
Aerial photos from the 1930s document a significant contrast in British life, showcasing both ordinary and industrial landscapes.
Tower of London heritage status faces 'real threat'
Historic England warns City of London Corporation's draft policies may threaten Tower of London's World Heritage status.
Crystal Palace Subway restored: First images revealed ahead of public Open Day
The Crystal Palace Subway has been restored and will reopen in time for its 160th anniversary, showcasing community efforts and local heritage preservation.
Heritage group calls for listing protection for Jubilee line stations
The Jubilee line extension stations should be granted listed protection to preserve their unique architectural significance.
Tower of London heritage status faces 'real threat'
Historic England warns City of London Corporation's draft policies may threaten Tower of London's World Heritage status.
Crystal Palace Subway restored: First images revealed ahead of public Open Day
The Crystal Palace Subway has been restored and will reopen in time for its 160th anniversary, showcasing community efforts and local heritage preservation.
Heritage group calls for listing protection for Jubilee line stations
The Jubilee line extension stations should be granted listed protection to preserve their unique architectural significance.
St John's Wood cabmen's shelter becomes last to be listed
The final unlisted cabmen's shelter in London has been granted Grade II status by Historic England.
Cabmen's shelters were introduced in London in 1875 to provide resting places and hot food for cab drivers, with only 13 still remaining in the city.
London's Working Class History Celebrated With 8 Exciting New Projects
London's working class history is being celebrated through various projects funded by Historic England.
Projects include untold stories of St Agnes Place, the Lost City of Cardboard at Waterloo, and the everyday heritage of people working in London's Chinatown.
St John's Wood cabmen's shelter becomes last to be listed
The final unlisted cabmen's shelter in London has been granted Grade II status by Historic England.
Cabmen's shelters were introduced in London in 1875 to provide resting places and hot food for cab drivers, with only 13 still remaining in the city.
London's Working Class History Celebrated With 8 Exciting New Projects
London's working class history is being celebrated through various projects funded by Historic England.
Projects include untold stories of St Agnes Place, the Lost City of Cardboard at Waterloo, and the everyday heritage of people working in London's Chinatown.
Fenwick's old West End store could be getting a controversial makeover - with a rooftop garden
Historic England raises concerns over partial demolition of iconic department store for office block conversion with retail space.
Property developers aim to retain 75% of historic facades while reducing retail space for office conversion, facing objections from London Mayor and Historic England.
London's working class projects receive 180k in grants
Projects receive £180,000 grant from Historic England
Initiative showcases working class heritage and diversity of England's heritage