Top Ten Endangered Buildings 2026
Oakes School, Huddersfield
Grade II, Charles Fowler, 1873, extended by Ben Stocks, 1885
Read more: https://t.co/6myb8veHeB
Photo: CAV Aerial
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🚨Stop the DEMOLITION of a 100+ year old Lancashire church .
A developer has submitted plans to Wyre Council to bulldoze the Cleveleys United Reformed Church to build a "cardboard box style" convenience store 💥🏗️
It's not too late, sign the petition: https://t.co/qtCISlItSZ
@DCMS 💛 What this means:
£92 million for urgent repairs and sustainability improvements to listed places of worship of all faiths and denominations.
Up to £75 million to repair and conserve historic buildings and sites at risk across England.
📣 New funding announcement!
Through the new Places of Worship Renewal Fund and the continued Heritage at Risk Capital Fund, we're helping safeguard some of our most valued heritage, while supporting the communities that rely on them.
@DCMS
👇Have you seen Top 10 Endangered Buildings 2026, published today by our friends @thevicsoc?
🚨It's great to see the national media spotlight falling on these outstanding structures, some of which you may recognise from SAVE's Buildings at Risk register
#reuse#architecture
Top Ten Endangered Buildings 2026
Hackney Borough Disinfecting Station, London
Grade II, Gordon and Gunton, 1901
Read more: https://t.co/QlIJ6BWUPb
Photo: CAV Aerial
Top Ten Endangered Buildings 2026
Tees Transporter Bridge, Stockton-on-Tees/Middlesbrough
Engineer: G.C. Imbault, constructed by Sir William Arrol and Co Ltd
Read more: https://t.co/YelFFkqVaw
Photo: CAV Aerial
#TopTen26
Top Ten Endangered Buildings 2026
Former Strand Railway Station and Railwaymen’s Club, Barrow-in-Furness
Grade II, E. G. Paley, 1863
Read more: https://t.co/x7g6O7KBCU
Photo: Thomas Ollivier / The Victorian Society
#TopTen26
Top Ten Endangered Buildings 2026
Oakes School, Huddersfield
Grade II, Charles Fowler, 1873, extended by Ben Stocks, 1885
Read more: https://t.co/6myb8veHeB
Photo: CAV Aerial
#TopTen26
Top Ten Endangered Buildings 2026
Derby School of Art, Derby
Grade II*, F.W. Waller, 1876 with additions 1899
Read more: https://t.co/DvUwyKKxzw
Photo: YouTube Andy Savage@Comedyhunter
Thanks to everyone who nominated a building for this year's Top 10 Endangered Buildings list. We appreciate them all. We will be in touch if you asked for some help or advice. The list https://t.co/3JG1bFaKq8
Calls for the Top 10 Endangered Buildings 2027 take place this autumn.
There is a guide to writing your objection to this planning application for demolition on the link which will make it quick and easy to do. Please do object by or before April 11th.
https://t.co/zQGXLUra1b
#victorian#pub#heritage
Today we are revealing our Top Ten Endangered Buildings 2026. Selected from nominations made by the public, this list highlights a striking and varied group of Victorian & Edwardian buildings at risk. While all are protected, listing alone has not been enough to secure survival.
Please don’t hesitate to get your entries in before the deadline. The Awards are a great celebration of all that is good in the world of UK and Irish railway heritage.
Take a look and judge for yourself:
📍Broadgate House, Coventry – Donald EE Gibson, Coventry City Architect’s Department (1949-53). Grade II
📍Chrisp St Market Clock Tower, Poplar, Tower Hamlets – Frederick Gibberd (1951-52). Grade II
📍Central Parade, Walthamstow, Waltham Forest – F G Southgate (1957-58). Grade II
📍Stevenage Clock Tower, Hertfordshire – Leonard Vincent, Stevenage New Town Development Corporation (1957-59). Grade II