November 2010 news
Historic Suffolk workhouse at risk
Monday 29 November 2010: Plans to knock down a former workhouse building in Wickham Market and replace it with new housing have been criticised by the Victorian Society.
Barracks chapel faces new threat
Thursday 18 November 2010: The Victorian Society is concerned by news that the owner of London’s Chelsea Barracks has applied to English Heritage for immunity from listing for the Victorian Guards’ chapel at the heart of the site.
Expansion plans too damaging
Thursday 11 November 2010: The Victorian Society is warning that plans to build a new wing at Crewe Hall hotel in Cheshire will cause lasting damage to the setting of this exceptionally important building.
Don’t demolish evidence of London’s Foundling Hospital
Wednesday 3 November 2010: Two of the last remaining buildings of London’s historic Foundling hospital could be lost if plans to redevelop part of Coram’s Fields are given the go ahead.
