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Blood sweat and tears built the Manchester Ship Canal - 135 years later those whose toiled to dig the big ditch will be honoured

"It was considered at the time more dangerous to work as a navvy than be in the British Army."

Manchester Evening News

Morecambe landladies celebrated in English working-class heritage project

Historic England £774,000 programme will also feature Deptford’s ‘gut girls’ and Durham’s miners’ welfare clubs

The Guardian - UK

More homes and new shops set to be built in Calverton despite opposition

There has been opposition from Historic England and the area's MP

Nottingham Post

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Bronze swords stolen from 100-year-old war memorial in act of ‘ brutal vandalism’

Three bronze swords have been stolen from a 100-year-old war memorial in south London in an act of “brutal vandalism”.

Evening Standard

Methodist Central Hall revamp set for green light

Birmingham planners have been recommended to approve new plans by Irish hospital group to breathe life into run-down historic building

Birmingham Post

Ukrainian refugees to mark Grade II listing of Second World War cross

The cross serves as a reminder of the impact of war on displaced communities throughout history.

The Independent UK

Brentwood Cathedral given listed status

The Essex cathedral’s Wren-inspired design incorporates a surviving section of a Gothic church dating from 1861.

The Independent UK

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Tiny village which started with just nine homes eventually had its own airport

People come to live and stay forever in "small" and "lovely" village

Liverpool Echo

Sadness in Radford over unloved historic buildings that are in poor condition

The two buildings are in danger of being in a state of disrepair

Nottingham Post

The 20 Nottingham buildings or areas which are 'at risk', according to heritage report

The historic buildings add to the city's character

Nottingham Post

Plans to build 62 homes on former Bristol Zoo car park site deemed unlawful

The Clifton and Hotwells Improvement Society (CHIS) fought the planning application in court and won

Bristol Post

Special pubs given protection status to ensure they won't be turned into flats

Whitelock's Ale House - described by Sir John Betjeman as ‘the very heart of Leeds’ - is one of 11 famous watering holes getting Grade II* heritage status on the advice of Historic England

Daily Mirror

18th-century Leeds pub upgraded to Grade II*-listed status

Whitelock’s Ale House, along with 1856-built Prince Alfred in Maida Vale, awarded extra protection

The Guardian - UK

Victorian Leeds pub with 'remarkable interior' given extra protection

The pub still has its 1895 interior decorative scheme

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The Independent UK

Landmark Leeds pub given second-highest historic protection status

Whitelock’s Ale House has been awarded Grade II* status by the Government.

Evening Standard

Art Deco south London home saved from demolition has now been given listed status

A local developer wanted to demolish the Herne Hill house but as a rare example of a 1930s ‘ideal home’ showhouse it now has been given listing protection by Historic England

Wales Online

A peek inside 1930s Art Deco home that is one of just two left

It is 'remarkably well-preserved'

Manchester Evening News

Historic weavers cottages listed after 'emergency' application by heritage campaigners

SAVE Britain’s Heritage successfully moved to have the vacant building, in Long Street, Middleton, recognised as historically important after a developer tabled proposals to redevelop the site.

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Evening Standard

Gimme shelter: Two more of London’s green cabbie huts awarded Grade II-listed status

The iconic Victorian shelters were built as refuges for London’s horse-drawn cab drivers and are still used today as as pitstops for black taxis

Leeds Live

Leeds' very own Royal home and the story behind it

The Royal family has many famous palaces and castles - but there is one Royal home right here in Leeds

The Guardian - UK

Snape Maltings concert hall in Suffolk given Grade II* listing

Hall is home to Aldeburgh festival of music and arts, founded by Benjamin Britten, which opens on Friday

The Independent UK

Concert hall that hosted Ed Sheeran performance granted listed status

Snape Maltings Concert Hall is close to Sheeran’s Suffolk home and was chosen as the venue for his Radio 1 Big Weekend gig last year.

Daily Mirror

Confusion as X-rated Google search sends people to historic listed building

Racy-sounding 'Cock Ring' in Slaithwaite has led people to visit the historic database Huddersfield Exposed which has seen a boost in traffic for the site

The Guardian - UK

Birmingham Hockley flyover murals get listed status

Artworks by sculptor William Mitchell, designed to encourage public interaction, earn Grade-II accolade

The Independent UK

Listed status for murals at city’s flyover underpass

The three banked mural walls in the pedestrian concourse of Birmingham’s Hockley flyover underpass feature geometric shapes and abstract patterns.

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