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St Joseph's Seminary in Upholland, Lancashire needs new purpose to avoid decaying further
Rylands Mill which has been lying derelict since the early 2000s now needs a new owner to secure its future
Action needed to secure future of silo tower at Victoria Mills
Grade II* church on the banks of the Dee with stunning interior and stained glass in process of closing while slowly deteriorating
Former Arts & Crafts furniture factory's owner urged to act to avoid further decay after rejecting local building preservation trust offer
Brighton Council wants entire replacement of is said to be the world's longest cast iron structure. The Society urges the Council to retain as much of the original structure as possible.
Investment is desperately needed to save this important city centre building currently languishing in the hands of the Queen’s Crown Estate Solicitors
The Society urges Kinmel's British Virgin Islands registered owner Acer Properties, which has owned the building since 2011, to come forward with firm plans for Kinmel’s future
The Society urges the owners to come forward with a development scheme before this important building is lost
The Society urges the owners, who have left the site unused for nearly twenty years, to propose a development scheme before it is too late.
The Society urges Lewisham Council to redouble its efforts to find a developer able to bring the building back to life
The Society urges the Hall’s owner to take action to ensure the building survives
The Society urges the owners of the Grade I-listed building seek inspiration from the way former naval buildings are re-used at Chatham Dockyard to find a future use the building
The Society urges the Church to redouble its efforts to find someone willing to take on the building rather than closing it and leaving it empty indefinitely
The Society urges the Council to work with the pier’s owner and the Birnbeck Regeneration Trust to quickly establish a planning brief for development before it is too late
Top Ten Endangered Victorian and Edwardian Buildings in England and Wales 2015 revealed
This tribute to Britain’s war dead has been broken up and placed in storage for over ten years, the column feared lost. We call on Sheffield Council to set out its plans for the monument in time for Remembrance Day.
Once part of England’s grandest country houses, mostly demolished in 1912 due to pollution in the River Trent, the remains give an idea of the Hall’s former glory but are in a very poor state
A nationally important, nearly complete, complex of both Grade II* and II buildings. Plans for use as community hub at risk due to pollution
The oldest surviving non-denominational chapel in Europe, and Hosking’s only surviving public building, is now a picturesque ruin on the brink of being lost without immediate action