Publications Out of Print

SAVE has been producing reports since its foundation in 1975; many of our early publications are now out of print, but please search below to see some of the campaigns and battles SAVE has fought.

Found 119 publications, showing 1 - 10

• A Sentence of Mutilation: The Effect of Listing Cutbacks

  Published in February 1978 following an announcement of the slowing down of the listing programme.

• All We Need is Love; Buildings at Risk 2009-2010

  £15.00 (£13.00 Friends Price)

  

  Once again our annual catalogue of buildings at risk is packed full of agonizing cases of abandonment and buildings to die for. All they need, perhaps, is love and the right owner to ensure their potential is fulfilled.

• Bargain buildings

  SAVE's 1994 catalogue of buildings at risk.
  Mills, town houses and rural retreats all in need of new owners and restoration. Published December 1993.

• Beauty or the Bulldozer

  £2.00 (£1.60 Friends Price)

  SAVE's proposals for the Peninsular Barracks, Winchester, drawn up by Huw Thomas, which has saved the Victorian Barracks from demolition. The site has now been bought for a housing and public spaces scheme which should become a template for other sites. A follow-up to Deserted Bastions. Published March 1994.

• Beverly - future uncertain

  A second look at Beverley. Published July 1982.

• Beverly - will housing sprawl engulf minster?

  A report critical of the housing scheme near the minster, looking at the neglect of listed buildings in the town. Published March 1981.

• Billingsgate Report

  With the new fish market in the Isle of Dogs, the City Corporation proposed to demolish Billingsgate. SAVE was instrumental in getting the old market listed, and commissioned a scheme to show how it could be adapted to an alternative use. Published July 1980.

• Blink and You'll Miss It - Northern Ireland's Heritage in Danger (2001)

  SAVE's hard hitting investigation into the state of conservation in Northern Ireland is now available. The main problems facing the built environment are highlighted, including the scandalous rate of delisting, a lack of resources and an abject lack of enforcement action. Other areas covered importantly include the destruction of vernacular buildings. 30 recommendations are made with the aim of encouraging thorough reform of the Province's conservation system. Published June 2001.

• Brynmawr: the future of an industrial masterpiece

  SAVE lightening leaflet prepared jointly with the Thirties Society highlighting the importance of this post-war factory. The report also argues for the introduction of the "Thirty Year Rule" for listing. Published October 1986. BURNLEY:MILL TOWN IMAGE - BURDEN OR ASSET?

  The first in a series of short reports on northern towns. SAVE argues that conservation of Burnley's industrial heritage could play a vital role in revitalising the town. Published December 1980.

• Burnley: Mill Town Image - Burden or Asset?

  £3.00 (£2.40 Friends Price)

  The first in a series of short reports on northern towns . SAVE argues that conservation of Burnley's industrial heritage could play a vital role in revitalising the town. Published December 1980.