Architecture — Page 3 — Heritage and History

Tardebigge lock gate restoration project

Work gets underway to help protect and restore part of the Worcester & Birmingham Canal system. British Waterways is carrying out what it …

Work has started to remove a walkway over the River Eden in Carlisle. Shrouded in plastic wrapping, the link between the rear of the Sheepmount …

The Lune Aqueduct has been awarded a £1million grant to help restore the 200 year old Grade I listed structure. The grant by the Heritage Lottery …

The Regal Cinema in Tenbury, Worcestershire, is to receive a grant to help conserve the Grade II building. Over £680,000 has been awarded by the …

The Punchard Gill toll house in the Yorkshire Dales National Park has been restored. Built beside the Reeth to Tan Hill road in Arkengarthdale …

High on a hill, overlooking the City of Lancaster is the Ashton Memorial. Built in memory of Lord Ashton's second wife, Jessie, the memorial …

The Kirk of Ulpha was originally built as a chapel of ease to the church of Millom and is dedicated to St. John the Baptist. Records of a …

The Carpet Museum in Kidderminster has been awarded a Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) grant of just under £2m. After two years in development, the …

The Cruck cottage at Torthorwald, just outside Dumfries, is the only example in the region of a building style which dates back to medieval …

Hidden in undergrowth and off the beaten track is what appears to be a boundary marker for the City of Carlisle. The marker can be found just …