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Found 1338 buildings at risk, showing 1 - 10

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  'Ha Ha's', 7 St Margaret's Street, Canterbury

  *Update* August 2020 - While the new build element of the proposed hotel is still progressing and recently topped out, this historic Tudor building has been structurally repaired and the scaffolding that has propped up the front of the building for many…

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  'Thatched Cottage', Silver Hill, Well End, Shenley, Hertfordshire

  *Update* June 2020 – No restorations have taken place, but the Parish Council continues to object to proposals to demolish the cottage.   This is described in the listing entry (Grade II) as a cottage orné, but it's sadly hard…

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  1 Church Street/13 Roper Street, Whitehaven

  *Update* May 2020 - Permission for restoration was granted in August 2018 (ref: 18/2117/0F1) but we do not know whether the work has been carried out. *Update* December 2018 - We understand there has been no change for this building. This interesting…

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  1 Silver Row, Mutlow Hill, Wendons Ambo, Essex

  *Update* July 2020 - While the property appears to be in use, it remains in poor condition and is still in need of some love and attention to secure it's future.  Situated on the west side of Mill Lane, this…

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  1, 1a and 3 Angel Street, Worcester

  *Update* January 2020 - Numbers 1 and 1a are for sale for £175,000 through estate agent Andrew Grant.  Click here for particulars. In the centre of the historic town of Worcester, these three shops (originally houses) now look unsightly and…

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  1, 2 and 3 Lea Road, Lea Mills, Matlock

  *Update* June 2020 - The restoration of the grade II listed cottages, which sit at the base of the Lea Mills site, was completed in July 2018. The properties were originally built at a cost of £110 as part of John…

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  1-10 Carpenters Row, Wellington Row, Coalbrookdale

  Coalbrookdale is located alongside Ironbridge in the dramatic gorge cut by the River Severn and the valley of a little brook coming down from the north. Their names suggest the important role that these little villages played in turning England…

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  1-2 Mill Terrace, Station Road, Chartham, Kent

  *Update* August 2020 - It appears the proposed development did not proceed and the row of workers' cottages remain vacant and awaiting a fresh lease of life.  This row of mill workers’ cottages were built in around 1890 just outside…

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  1-5 College Street, Ipswich

  *Update* June 2020 - Sadly, despite progress four years ago, no further work has been done, with the roof and back archway still needing restoration. *Update* October 2016 -  Excitingly, these buildings are being externally refurbished to a high standard with re-pointing,…

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  10-14 North Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne

  *Update* July 2020 - We understand there has been no change for these buildings.  These three houses were built in the third quarter of C18th of English bond brick under a purple slate roof with flat stone gable coping. They…