The razing of a prized cottage in Hampshire was met with howls of protest, but it’s not the first landmark controversially wiped off the map
The razing of a prized cottage in Hampshire was met with howls of protest, but it’s not the first landmark controversially wiped off the map
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As owners in Devon protest against their removal, we’d do well to ask why they matter more than we think
Fires have ‘devastating’ effect on local areas as they erase Britain’s heritage
Villagers in Heacham, Norfolk, criticise council’s decision to sell the land beneath their huts to private ownership
The Crooked House in the West Midlands was set on fire and bulldozed two days later with six people still under police…
The home in Swanmore, Hampshire, known as 'Hiawatha', will be ripped down and replaced by two modern four-bedroom houses, after a…
Campaigners accuse authorities of pushing ahead with new £23m pool despite ‘majority’ wanting to save historic site
