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The Latest Breaking News from Historic England

RAF Scampton Dambusters dog grave plans to be discussed at extraordinary meeting

West Lindsey District Council’s planning committee has been advised to reject an application to exhume the dog’s body.

The Independent UK

Newcastle's 'transformational' stadium wish backed by developer next door as club undergo review

Newcastle United are exploring the possibility of one day expanding St James' Park and the club can count on the support of the developer who owns a Grade II listed building beside the East Stand

Chronicle Live

Historic cricket club building given Grade II listed status

Liverpool Cricket Club's pavilion is the oldest surviving pavilion at a first-class cricket ground in the country

Liverpool Echo

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'Western Harbour' plans need refresh as key substation is listed

The 118-year-old building is one of the earliest examples of reinforced concrete in England

Bristol Post

Buildings at Cambridge’s Darwin College are granted listed status

It was the first college to admit both men and women.

The Independent UK

Biggest dig for 30 years aims to reveal more secrets of Hadrian’s Wall

A five-year excavation programme is taking place at the Birdoswald fort in Cumbria.

The Independent UK

Kingsweston Iron Bridge £1m repairs criticised for lacking wheelchair access

Bristol City Council cabinet has approved the funding despite Historic England refusing to allow ramps

Bristol Post

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6,000-year-old wood carving could solve Stonehenge mystery

The oldest decorated wooden object ever found in Britain has been discovered near Stonehenge

The Independent UK

Oldest carved piece of wood to be found in Britain dates back 6,000 years

Metre-long piece of timber was found in trench dug for workshop at property in Boxford, Berkshire

The Guardian - UK

Timber discovered by chance in Britain believed to be more than 6,000 years old carved wood

The piece of oak was discovered lying in peat during the construction of an outbuilding at a property in Berkshire

The Independent UK

Silence over Nottingham landmark's future as demands for progress grow

Developers had planned to demolish the former central police and fire station, which fronts Shakespeare Street, North Church Street and South Sherwood Street, and replace it with a more than 900-bed student scheme

Nottingham Post

Timber recovered from trench believed to oldest carved wood found in Britain

The piece of oak was discovered lying in peat during the construction of an outbuilding at a property in Berkshire.

The Independent UK

Battle lines drawn over plans for ‘new London Eye’ at Camden Lock

The 131ft-high wheel which would look out over a part of the Regent’s Canal

Evening Standard

Plan to knock down Za Za Bazaar's building look set to be refused

The replacement building would 'sit uncomfortably within its setting and dominate nearby buildings'

Bristol Post

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Historic building in massive Bristol blaze was under a protection order

The building had temporary protection from demolition

Leeds Live

New Briggate works underway aiming to revamp city centre streets

Funding for significant repairs and refurbishments have previously been granted

Manchester Evening News

Old Trafford's lesser known sporting landmark becomes a listed building

"This is a gloriously unexpected gem of English architecture, almost miraculously intact"

Leeds Live

The historic Leeds castle hidden away in a forest behind a housing estate

Harewood Castle can be hard to find, but is brilliant to see

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The Guardian - UK

‘You can see the joy in their faces’: the project digging up the past to improve teenagers’ wellbeing

Historic England’s archaeological pilot aims to improve mental health and confidence of young people with challenges

Manchester Evening News

The story of a street that changed the country, told like never before

“We hope the trail will inspire pupils to make a connection with the fascinating history surrounding them and to understand how these buildings and places relate to the story of Salford.”

Zenger

Couple’s Dream Move To $1.9 Million Manor Turns Into A Nightmare

The inside was barely recognizable. Doors, panels, bathrooms, kitchens and floors had been torn out.

Daily Mirror

'Our £1.5m manor house was gutted by the seller - he left it like a war zone'

The Caton family were left distraught after buying their dream home for £1.5m - as the previous owner stripped it and took items with them as they vacated the Grade-II listed property

Wales Online

£1.5m home looked like a 'war zone' when owner gutted it after selling to couple

The couple faced a court battle after being distraught at seeing what had been done to their new home

Manchester Evening News

Colourful parade and giant mechanical fox is coming to Greater Manchester's streets

Visiting each location will be a giant 5m high mechanical puppet of a fox called Farrah

Wales Online

Giant mechanical fox puppet to tour English high streets

The mechanical puppet on a scooter is going on tour to "celebrate the identity and history of high streets"

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