Publications now out of print
SAVE has been producing reports since its foundation in 1975. It is therefore not surprising that many of these are now unavailable. Please see below the list of our earlier publications which are now out of print.
We hope one day to have pdfs of our out of print publications available to be downloaded from our website. We would welcome any donations aimed specifically at having our publications scanned. Alternatively if anyone would like to offer their time to scan documents on our behalf, please be in touch.
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Taking The Plunge: The architecture of BathingThe companion to SAVE's exhibition at the RIBA Heinz gallery 26th May- 10th July 1982. It draws attention to the variety and quality of swimming baths throughout Britain. Published May 1982. | |
Talking to the convertedA study of working conditions in old buildings which have been converted to offices. Published in Building Magazine 15 September 1978. | |
The Agony of Georgian LiverpoolGeorgian buildings under threat, many of them owned by Liverpool City Council, which still seeks to demolish rather than rehabilitate them. Published August 1984. | |
The colossus of BatterseaSAVE's outline scheme for the re-use of one of London's most well known landmarks, Battersea Power Station. Published May 1981. | |
The new iconoclastsThis report took a critical look at the church of England's policy for dealing with redundant historic churches with reference to Anglican churches in the North of England. Published September 1981. | |
The Plundering of Thoresby HallSAVE condemns the break-up of one of the most palatial Victorian interiors in England. The report catalogues the magnificent contents, stressing the importance of their historic connection with the house. Published December 1988. | |
The state they're inSAVE's 1997 buildings at risk report highlights over 120 historic buildings. Published February 1997. | |
The Tyntesfield EmergencySAVE's lightning report on Tyntesfield, near Bristol, which looks at the house, its furniture, collections, parks and gardens, and calls for the whole ensemble to be acquired for the nation. Published April 2002. | |
Time Gentlemen, pleasePublished September 1983 in association with CAMRA, this series of essays highlighted the remarkable range of pub architecture from remote country inns to the remote jazz age road houses of the 20s and 30s. | |
Tomorrow's ruins: Country Houses at riskAn illustrated report depicting over 50 threatened houses, published May 1978. | |
Trowbridge: The Fastest Disappearing Mill Town in the WestA report showing how Trowbridge fails to rcognise its heritage of buildings as an asset. Published October 1985. |
Newsletter - September 2010
Containing news and updates on SAVE's latest fights and campaigns, SAVE's 1st newsletter of 2010 is available now and will be posted to Friends in the next few weeks.
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SAVE in dramatic bid to list Beatles Houses
As bulldozers close in on Ringo Starr's childhood home, SAVE and the Merseyside Civic Society appeal for the immediate group listing of Beatles Houses
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