TWO VICTORIES AGAINST THE SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE HIGH COURT FOR SAVE BRITAIN'S HERITAGE
SAVE Britain's Heritage has won two major high court rulings in their decade-long campaign to end housing destruction in the north of England, both of which will potentially save thousands of homes from the bulldozer and bring in a new era of neighbourhood refurbishment. To read more please read the PDF press release.
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LATEST CAMPAIGNS PRESS RELEASE: Do not pass go: Don’t let Network Rail and the City play Monopoly with Liverpool Street Station Time to pause - and question Network Rail’s plans
SAVE Britain’s Heritage and the Liverpool Street Station Campaign (LISSCA) have raised serious concerns about the emerging new plans for Liverpool Street station.
Building of the Month December 2024: Corbett Arms Hotel, Corbet Square, Tywyn, Gwynedd, Wales At the centre of this North West Wales seaside town, stands an old hotel whose walls have been hidden by ivy from time to time. Far from a fairy tale, this lovely old hotel with an air of romance needs real world help. Currently a dangerous structure, it could become a place of welcome and hospitality again with the right scheme.
LATEST EVENTS Bournemouth – a SAVE walking tour Join a guided walk around Bournemouth with local historian Hattie Miles to explore its fascinating architecture. Highlights include the town hall, the Art Deco Daily Echo building, the town’s first house and a hotel that altered the council's seafront plans in the Eighties. Starting at the pier, the tour covers landmarks and hidden gems from Bournemouth's rich history .
Discovering Smithfield – a SAVE walking tour Join historian and conservationist Alec Forshaw for a walking tour of Smithfield, exploring its diverse architecture. Highlights include Horace Jones’s 19th-century market, medieval and Tudor priory remains, Georgian houses, Victorian warehouses, and striking 20th- and 21st-century buildings.