A number of Merseyside buildings are ‘at risk’ and in need of saving, according to a heritage campaign group.
Save Britain’s Heritage, a charity campaigning to rescue historic buildings, has today added 60 new buildings to its 'at Risk Register'. The register already holds around 1200 buildings from across the country which are at risk of demolition or further deterioration.
Every year a crop of new buildings are added to the list in what the charity says is a bid to “publicise the plight of historic treasures”. It adds that with “a little imagination” the buildings could find a new lease of life, with the register a useful tool for attracting "wider attention" and "interest".