HHB

Hallamshire Historic Buildings is an independent charity, founded in 1971, which campaigns to protect Sheffield and area's architectural heritage

[HHB @HHBuildings]

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[Now Then Magazine @nowthenmag]

The at-risk Salvation Army Citadel has finally been bought by @SheffCouncil from an out-of-town landlord.

But what will the refurbished building actually be used for? 🤔

@SamMGreg investigates, with help from @HHBuildings and @JamesHarrArch ⬇️
https://t.co/DVO0S1fy2E

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Sheffield City Council acquires former Salvation Army Citadel https://t.co/3ZOe8y3Wcx

[SAVE Britain's Heritage @SAVEtoReuse]

🚨BREAKING NEWS // @scotgov has informed us that our petition for a debate on the future of Scottish listed buildings will be assessed on 9 Oct. Help us get to 5000 signatures before then! This urgent issue must be debated in Parliament. 🏦 Share now!
✍️https://t.co/HhDtHB5RmY

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@HawksleyWendy @SheffCouncil @SAVEBrit @C20Society Hi Wendy - yes that's happening. Thanks for your support!

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** There is an imminent risk @SheffCouncil may demolish the Tudor inspired facade on Haymarket (Wiley &co).
All because of a dispute between landlord and scaffolding company...

Please read below & use supplied emails to ask the council not to do this!!
https://t.co/eba9pPjio8

[The Star, Sheffield @SheffieldStar]

A Sheffield heritage organisation has dismissed a Sheffield City Council investigation into the demolition of the Market Tavern as a “smokescreen” and said the building had been subject to years of neglect and mismanagement
https://t.co/7whRxGTUwl

[HHB @HHBuildings]

Market Tavern saga update:
https://t.co/uuPLITIGfa

[Now Then Magazine @nowthenmag]

An ongoing dispute between the landlord and charity tenant @CADS_Sheff leaves the future of Abbeydale Picture House uncertain yet again – while its roof and ceiling continue to deteriorate.

https://t.co/XRAa0meC8R

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@jimmymumu @ntahall @OldSheffield The council has a long record of failing to use its powers to protect this building. Article 4 was not used, campaigners petitioned for this. A proposed conservation area could have protected this building - @iqbal_mazher summarily prevented that from going forward.

[HHB @HHBuildings]

@jimmymumu @ntahall @OldSheffield No, the council didn't 'fight to save this building'. Viable schemes that included retention were rebuffed. The planning committee (different to 9-5 planning officers) rejected a plan for demolition that planning officers recommended. Govt inspectors over-ruled.

[Aidan Stones @OldSheffield]

The Old Coroners Court, junction of Nursery Street and Wicker Lane , built in 1913 has been demolished. Several groups including @HHBuildings have campaigned against its loss. Photo credit @ntahall
Another unique building lost #Sheffield

[Nicholaus Hall @ntahall]

@HHBuildings @SheffCouncil @iqbal_mazher It’s now completely gone. Such a loss.

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[BBC Yorkshire @BBCLookNorth]

Yorkshire: Funding saves community spaces from closure https://t.co/Td5drV9yzQ

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@HawksleyWendy There just is no obvious public benefit to justify such harm. Most likely the developer knows this too and is hoping to pave the way towards something unpleasant, but not this unpleasant..

[HHB @HHBuildings]

@HawksleyWendy It's a Grade 2 listed building, and whilst we know it has not been beyond SCC in the past to approve demolition of listed buildings for the sake of 'public benefit' (see https://t.co/VCywRIBVd1) - the chances of this being approved are extremely remote