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Historic England reveals 2019 Heritage at Risk Register
Christopher Wren’s second-tallest church is ’saved’ but south-London RIBA Gold Medal-winner joins the imperilled
A purple-brick 1930s church in south-east London and two 19th-century prefabricated lighthouses in Essex are among 247 buildings added to Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register 2019.
The watchdog said the just-published list had a total of 5,073 entries – around 87 fewer than in 2018, because some 310 structures were removed over the past 12 months because they had been “saved” from disrepair.
About 30% of the current entries are listed buildings or structural scheduled monuments, and some 913 are places of worship.
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