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In 2025, 129 English historic sites were saved from the at-risk register through restoration and community efforts, while 138 new sites were added due to decay and neglect.
In 2025, 129 historic sites in England were removed from Historic England’s at-risk register due to restoration, community efforts, and funding, including the Bruce Grove Victorian toilets in London, now a community café, and the Rockingham Kiln in Rotherham, once producing royal porcelain.
Meanwhile, 138 new sites were added, including Dr Jenner’s Hut in Gloucestershire, the Brading Roman villa hypocaust, the medieval church of St Wendreda in Cambridgeshire, and two 1920s parks in Norwich, all facing decay, structural damage, or neglect.
Historic England emphasized that reuse, community involvement, and continued investment are essential to preserving England’s cultural heritage.
En 2025, 129 sitios históricos ingleses se salvaron del registro en riesgo a través de la restauración y los esfuerzos de la comunidad, mientras que se agregaron 138 nuevos sitios debido a la decadencia y el abandono.