Publications in Print
Here are our publications that are currently in print ...
Found 38 publications, showing 11 - 20
Dear Mr Heseltine
£1.00 (£0.80 Friends Price)
Comments on proposals for setting up a new commission for historic buildings. (English Heritage was established in 1984). Published February 1982.
Don't Leave Me This Way: Buildings at Risk Catalogue 2019-2020
£15.00 (£10.00 Friends Price)
978-0-905978-79-6
SAVE has published a special 30th anniversary edition of its national buildings at risk catalogue for 2019-2020, Don’t Leave Me This Way. It marks 30 years since SAVE began issuing its annual reports on historic buildings in need. Still vitally important as a means of highlighting neglected buildings which are standing empty all around the country needing a use to be brought back to life, this year’s catalogue features over 100 forgotten buildings.
Read about a 16th century cruck-frame cottage in Gloucestershire, a tiny Georgian lighthouse in Lancashire, an Arts and Crafts library in Liverpool, a 1930s pub in Great Yarmouth, an abandoned farmhouse in Shropshire, a sports pavilion in Essex and a Cornish manor house with Poldark connections: some spectacular, some modest, all fascinating and in need. To inspire potential saviours, we also include a number of successful cases of restoration and we have articles focusing on the heroic work of Building Preservation Trusts, conservation work in the Greater Manchester area and the story of how unique coastal buildings in Jersey were converted to holiday accommodation.
Enough has been bulldozed! SAVE Farnborough, The Cradle of British Aviation
£5.00 (£4.00 Friends Price)
A lightning publication from SAVE, with the aim of raising awareness of the importance of Farnborough to the nation's history. It looks at the remarkable collection of buildings that make up what remains of the former Royal Aircraft Establishment site at Farnborough and suggests new uses for the buildings and the site. Published December 2001/January 2002.
Falling In Love - Buildings at Risk 2015-16 (2015)
£10.00 (£8.00 Friends Price)
978-0-905978-73-4
A must read for anyone interested in heritage and an essential tool for prospective restorers, SAVE's new Buildings at Risk Report 'Falling In Love' showcases historic properties in urgent need of new owners or imaginative reuses, revealing an array of exciting opportunities. Hopefully you'll fall in love with the 100 buildings at risk featured.
Spotlight articles focus on Stoke-on-Trent, Birmingham's libraries, and Tbilisi in Georgia
From holiness to hamburgers
£1.00 (£0.80 Friends Price)
A lightning leaflet criticising efforts by the Diocese of London to sell the church of St Mark, Norty Audley Street to a hamburger restaurant chain. Published August 1986.
Gambling with History
£0.50 (£0.40 Friends Price)
Second SAVE report on buildings threatened by lack of statutory protection, with case studies of particular areas. Published April 1979.
Great Expectations - Buildings at Risk 2016/17
£10.00 (£8.00 Friends Price)
978-0-905978-75-8
Our 25th Buildings at Risk Catalogue 'Great Expectations' is a must read for anyone interested in restoring historic properties, with 100 buildings from across Britain in need of a new lease of life, inspiration from some of the most challenging cases, and plenty of practical advise.
Spotlight articles include historic cinemas, the state of heritage in Northern Ireland, and a Buildings at Risk success story in Cumbria.
Institutions - Friends or Fiends?
£1.00 (£0.80 Friends Price)
A short report published in July 1982, drawing attention to the large financial institutions to fund conservation projects.
Left to Rot
£1.00 (£0.80 Friends Price)
A report highlighting the failure of the present legislation to prevent large numbers of listed buildings from falling into decay, and giving recommendations on how the law could be improved. Published in the Architects Journal, 22nd November 1978.
London's Churches are Fighting Back (2011)
£10.00 (£8.00 Friends Price)
978-0-905978-68-0
In 1985 SAVE published the report London's Churches are Falling Down, revealing the desperate plight of some of the capital's most beautiful places of worship.
A quarter of a century on, SAVE revisits the subject with London's Churches are Fighting Back. As well as covering those churches currently at risk, this new report also recounts the many inspiring rescue stories, looking at how decaying buildings have been re-energised by new congregations or new uses, and kept alive by vital repair grants.
This 120-page report, by Edmund Harris, features stunning new photography by Matthew Andrews.