City councils
The Bramham Park Estate has submitted a proposal to restore the Grade-II listed Bramham Biggin, a 17th-century Tudor manor house near Wetherby, into eight flats. The project aims to bring the vacant building back into use while preserving its historical significance. A design report by ELG Planning suggests that the
City councils
The ongoing remediation project at the former CP bulk fuel station has led to significant dust and noise pollution, affecting the quality of life and business of those living in the area. Christin Cousins-Starchuk, owner of the Grand Forks Station Pub, expressed her concerns to City Council during the June
Mayors
City Mayor Barrister Murtaza Wahab officially reopened the meat-selling section of the historic Empress Market on Sunday, marking the completion of its restoration and renovation. This achievement follows the reopening of another historic building, Denso Hall, last month. The mayor revealed that six more colonial-era structures are undergoing similar restoration
Bars (Drinking establishments)
The demolition of a listed 1800s pub in Bradford has left a national heritage group "deeply saddened." The Hare and Hounds, a Grade II listed building located on Great Horton Road, was torn down on Thursday after a visit by a building inspector found "significant wall collapses
City councils
The Bramham Park Estate has submitted plans to Leeds City Council to restore the Grade-II* listed Bramham Biggin, a Tudor manor house near Wetherby. The proposed restoration would bring the vacant building back into use, creating eight modest dwellings, including seven flats within the manor itself and one apartment in
City councils
A new application has been lodged with Norwich City Council to transform the Grade II-listed building at 34 Elm Hill, a former art gallery, into a residential property. The building, located in one of the city's most-loved streets, has been in disrepair since its closure and has previously
Bars (Drinking establishments)
A VITAL community project is aiming to save a historic pub building and transform it into a 'community living room' to help with growing demand for support services. Domestic Abuse WA12, a community interest company (CIC) founded by survivors of domestic abuse, offers a wide range of support
Bars (Drinking establishments)
A new Mediterranean restaurant, Myra Mediterranean Restaurant, is set to take over the former Love Bar unit in the historic Woodcroft pub building on Smithdown Road in Wavertree. The building, which has been empty since its previous occupant left over a year ago, has undergone significant renovations with metal railings
City councils
Residents of Swanmore and preservationists are celebrating a temporary reprieve as the Winchester City Council has delayed its decision on the demolition of the historic house, Hiawatha, until July 18. Initially, the council was set to make a decision by May 21, but the new development submitted to the council
City councils
Portsmouth City Council is undertaking significant projects across the city's cemeteries to improve their environment, care for historic structures, and provide more burial space in the future. The council's heritage strategy prioritizes the preservation of important historic sites, including the Dissenters Chapel in Highland Road Cemetery
City councils
The Derby Market Hall in the UK has undergone a significant transformation, with a PS35.1m investment, creating a stunning Grade II listed building that brings together the best of the region's independent shopping, eating, drinking, and entertainment. The revitalized Market Hall has welcomed over 34,500 visitors
Bars (Drinking establishments)
The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) has announced the winners of the Pub Design Awards 2025, a collaboration between CAMRA and Historic England that highlights the importance and vulnerability of pub architecture. This year's winners include a range of projects that showcase the highest standards of pub design,
