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Nine new Nottinghamshire buildings have been added to Historic England's "Heritage at Risk" list. Their 2022 update was released this week, revealing which sites have been saved, and which are in peril.
It's a net gain for the county - 3 have been removed from the "At Risk" list in the past year for "positive reasons". These are the Nether Langwith conservation area, the Church of All Saints in Beckingham, and the Church of St. Peter in Gamston.The highlight is on the Papplewick Pumping Station with two entries, built between 1882 and 1886 by the Nottingham Corporation Water Department.
Historic England said the station "has been added to the Heritage at Risk register as areas have suffered age-related deterioration, including the Grade II* Boiler House’s chimney." Works needed include stonework and brick repairs, and they noted that the front boundary wall "is in very poor condition".
The Woodborough Road Islamic Social Centre is a former Baptist church, suffering from similar issues. Owners are "keen to undertake repairs" on "damp, mould and active dry rot" in the building.
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