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Buildings at Risk launch 2024: read the full list of the 86 buildings added to the register
Press release: Finalists announced in Re:store ideas competition for M&S Oxford Street site
PRESS RELEASE: Controversial Norris Castle plans thrown out by Isle of Wight planners
SAVE and Architect’s Journal launch ideas competition for M&S Oxford Street site
PRESS RELEASE: Highly controversial M&S demolition plans to be re-determined by Secretary of State
Building of the Month February 2025: The State Cinema, George Street, Grays, Essex
SAVE welcomes inspector’s decision to throw out controversial Manchester city centre demolition plans
PRESS RELEASE: Ayr Station Hotel demolition not a foregone conclusion
PRESS RELEASE: SAVE backs plan for new City of London heritage zone – and urges boundary expansion to include Aldgate Underground Station
PRESS RELEASE: SAVE highlights 18 threatened buildings in Manchester, Oldham and Rochdale
PRESS RELEASE: SAVE publishes new report on Greater Manchester’s vulnerable heritage
Disused railway structures: asset or liability?
Just the tonic
BRANDON BACK ON TRACK: SAVE welcomes repair proposals for historic Suffolk station roof
See it, Save it! SAVE joins new coalition of heritage organisations to save Liverpool Street Station
PRESS RELEASE: SAVE raises alarm over threat to Norris Castle, masterpiece of the English Picturesque
PRESS RELEASE: SAVE and Museum of London host Prince Charles on historic visit to Smithfield General Market
Grandest stately home saved for the Nation - Wentworth Woodhouse sale completes
M&S Oxford Street ideas contest longlist revealed

Campaigning for threatened historic buildings

ABOUT SAVE

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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Building of the Month February 2025: The State Cinema, George Street, Grays, Essex

Once regarded as one of the best preserved examples of 1930s "super cinemas", the grade II* listed State Cinema has been empty for years. Shockingly, since 2022 it has had a hole in the auditorium roof leading to serious damage to the interior. Some essential works appear now to be starting but a confirmed plan is needed to ensure its comprehensive rescue.

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