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Gosforth and Flimby Halls added to England’s Heritage at Risk Register due to water damage, prompting repair funding.
Gosforth Hall and Flimby Hall in Cumbria have been added to Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register due to severe structural damage from water intrusion.
Gosforth Hall, a 17th-century Grade II* listed building, faces roof and wall damage from rain, prompting a £425,000 repair grant from Historic England, supported by the Copeland Community Fund’s £100,000 contribution.
Phase 2 funding is sought to refurbish and extend its 1930s main hall.
Flimby Hall, built in 1766, also suffers from water damage.
The register helps owners access support to preserve these historic community hubs.
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Gosforth y Flimby Halls se agregaron al Registro de Patrimonio en Riesgo de Inglaterra debido al daño causado por el agua, lo que provocó la financiación de reparaciones.