The National Trust Launches Legal Challenge Against Landmark Wind Farm Decision
SWINDON, England, May 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --The National Trust, English Heritage and East Northamptonshire Council have made a joint legal challenge against planning permission for a wind farm that would ...

Joint legal challenge to wind farm plans
The National Trust, English Heritage and East Northamptonshire Council (EHC) have hit back at plans for a wind farm to be built near a Grade-1 listed site in Northamptonshire.

All Saints wins the lottery with £31,000 grant
MEMBERS of Bromsgrove’s All Saints Church are celebrating after learning the English Heritage grant for the building’s repairs will be £31,000. It means the work, which will cost more than £100,000 in total to carry out, can now get under way.

Heritage groups issue warning over revamp of Norwich’s City Hall
Heritage experts have warned a planned revamp of City Hall needs to be sensitive to the building’s historic value.

Hird blue plaque 'snub' defended
English Heritage defends its decision not to grant actress Dame Thora Hird a commemorative blue plaque because it is "too soon" after her death.

British petrol stations receive architectural honour
English Heritage awarded the accolades to a UFO-style winged station and a second station with six 'parasols' over the pumps. -AFP

Latest pier plans may obstruct views
LATEST plans to redevelop a crumbling landmark could adversely affect some of the best views in Weston – it has been claimed.

MFAH Houston debuts 'Treasures of Kenwood House' exhibit June 3
On June 3, 2012, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, will debut the exhibition Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Gainsborough: The Treasures of Kenwood House, London, whose four-venue national tour was announced by

Rare well house on 'at risk' register
A WELL house near Barton has been put on English Heritage’s ‘At Risk’ register.

North-East heritage bid withdrawn
The Wearmouth-Jarrow bid for World Heritage status is withdrawn after concerns raised by evaluation.