Historic England adds 175 sites to ‘at risk’ register

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Source: Historic England Archive

Buildings in peril include Nottingham pumping house, unique Tintagel meeting house and experimental concrete homes in Essex

Historic England has updated its Heritage at Risk Register to add 175 buildings, sites and other structures in danger of being lost to the nation.

New entries for the 2022 list include Papplewick Pumping Station in Nottingham, King Arthur’s Great Halls in Tintagel, experimental concrete homes for agricultural workers in Essex, the Birmingham & Midland Institute, and the Old Mint House in East Sussex.

Of the new additions, 65 buildings are places of worship, 52 are other buildings and structures, 48 are archaeology sites, nine are conservation areas and one is a park.

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