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Channel 4’s London HQ gets listed building status

Channel 4’s distinctive Horseferry Road headquarters has been made a listed building less than 30 years after it was built.

Evening Standard

Coventry’s medieval Charterhouse opens to public after 11-year rescue effort

City residents raised £10m to prevent the Carthusian monastery being sold for commercial use

The Guardian - UK

"The Dodge City days are over": The future for three Greater Manchester towns

Wigan Council's key areas of focus for the rejuvenation of town centres include Wigan, Ashton and Leigh

Manchester Evening News

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Work starts on Wykeland's Burton building restoration with Hull firm appointed on £2.4m project

Hobson & Porter appointed on speculative overhaul that has been backed with public money

Birmingham Post

Gracechurch Street: New 32-storey building to tower over Leadenhall Market and showcase City’s Roman past

The tower will showcase any remains of London’s original Roman forum in the basement

Evening Standard

Man Renovating Kitchen Discovers Priceless 400-year-old Paintings

It is thought that the paintings may date back to 1660 while the man was renovating kitchen discovers historic painting

Zenger

Man renovating home finds historic 400-year-old paintings of 'national significance'

Kitchen fitters who were renovating Doctor Luke Budworth's home in Micklegate, York, found paintings dating back to 1660

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How retrofitting the UK’s old buildings can generate an extra £35bn in new money

Heritage and property groups outline plan to boost energy efficiency at historical sites to create jobs, cut emissions and meet net-zero targets

The Guardian - UK

Hull’s cream-coloured phone boxes given Grade II-listed status

K8 boxes are last in the line of classics, say campaigners as nine still in working order get heritage protection

The Guardian - UK

Nine rare cream-coloured phone boxes receive listed status

Nine rare cream-coloured phone boxes have been granted listed status to mark their importance as “the last in the line of the classic telephone boxes”.

Irish Independent

Historic England to review Cumberland Basin sites and which to protect from development

Before the Western Harbour redevelopment, a heritage review will assess what must remain in place

Bristol Post

Every building deemed 'at risk' by Historic England in Liverpool

Some buildings are starting to show their age

Liverpool Echo

‘Stonehenge of the North’ opens to the public

Thornborough Henges will open to the public from Friday

Evening Standard

Forgotten ‘Stonehenge of the north’ given to nation by construction firm

Two sections of the Thornborough Henges come off Historic England’s at-risk register after donation

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The Independent UK

Thornborough Henges site deemed ‘Stonehenge of the North’ opens to public

Thornborough Henges have been described as ‘probably the most important single ancient site between Stonehenge and the Orkney Islands in Scotland’

The Independent UK

‘Stonehenge of the North’ opens to public as site is gifted to the nation

Thornborough Henges have been described as ‘probably the most important single ancient site between Stonehenge and the Orkney Islands in Scotland’.

Evening Standard

National Gallery told to think again over ‘destructive’ new entrance plans

Conservationists say: ‘go back to the drawing board’

Manchester Evening News

Barclays announces closure of only high street bank in Rochdale town

An additional 15 Barclays branches, alongside the previously announced 15, will be closing in the next couple of months

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Evening Standard

Eastbourne shipwreck identified as 17th-century Dutch warship

The Klein Hollandia was returning to the Netherlands in 1672 when it was sunk, carrying Italian marble tiles and pottery

The Guardian - UK

‘Remarkable’: Eastbourne shipwreck identified as 17th-century Dutch warship

Klein Hollandia discovery ‘opens up fascinating chapter in rich, shared maritime history between UK and Netherlands’

The Independent UK

Mystery of 17th century Dutch warship found off coast of England solved

The Klein Hollandia was previously referred to as the ‘Unknown Wreck off Eastbourne’

The Independent UK

Scientists confirm identity of 17th century Dutch warship off coast of England

The Klein Hollandia was previously referred to as the ‘Unknown Wreck off Eastbourne’.

Birmingham Post

£2.4m Hull city centre Burton building transformation gets big backing as plans passed

Upper floors of prominent Art Deco building to be converted for office use as retail or restaurant eyed for street level

Daily Mirror

Woman reunited with statue after decades as first public artworks of black people return

Statues believed to be the first public artworks of black people in England have returned to Brixton rail station after they were initially unveiled 35 years ago

Nottingham Post

The Nottinghamian: Set back for developers and city restaurant goes 'back to roots'

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