'SAVE' - paintings by Gerard Stamp
5 July 2019: Press release: Press release: Heritage heavyweights slam proposals for Richmond House
10 June 2019: Press release: SAVE unveils outline plans for alternative temporary House of Commons site
21 May 2019: Press release:Richmond House can be model low energy government offices
Building of the Month July 2019: Broomhill Pool, Ipswich, Suffolk
"Don't Leave Me This Way" Buildings at Risk Catalogue 2019-20 was published 25th June: click here to order now. Photo: Eveleigh Photography
3 April 2019: Press release: Government announcement on planning inquiries dodges public scrutiny
12 March 2019: Oldest synagogue in the UK threatened by 20 storey tower on adjacent site
16 November 2018: Miniature castle in Bridgwater, Somerset, emerges after 20 years of rescue battle
15 October 2018: Press release: SAVE backs alternative Hopkins proposal for temporary House of Commons in bid to rescue grade II* listed Whitehall landmark
4 October 2018: Press release: SAVE wins landmark judgement against the Secretary of State on giving reasons for call-in decisions
15 March 2018: Press release: Grimsby Ice Factory among 7 most endangered heritage sites in Europe
1 February 2018: Press release: Manchester tower proposal is most damaging since 1970s Montparnasse Tower in Paris
27 March 2017 Grandest stately home saved for the Nation - Wentworth Woodhouse sale completes
Press release: SAVE welcomes new public piazza plans for the Strand
SAVE condemns government plans to demolish historic building as 'state sponsored vandalism'

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Welcome to SAVE Britain's Heritage. SAVE has been campaigning for historic buildings since its formation in 1975 by a group of architectural historians, journalists and planners. SAVE is a strong, independent voice in conservation, free to respond rapidly to emergencies and to speak out loud for the historic environment.

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The Griffin Inn has reopened!

The Griffin Inn, a building full of character and history, has been restored and is open for business after three years standing empty. It stands in a village on the banks of the River Wye, north of the Brecon Beacons National Park.

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