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The 15 finalists in the Historic England Angel Awards 2018 have been revealed. Get to know these heritage heroes and vote now for your favourite project.
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Neolithic monuments, Iron Age settlements, square barrows and a Roman farm have been newly discovered by our flying archaeologists during this spell of dry weather.
Learn about the discoveries
A free exhibition created with the NOW Gallery, London, starts Wednesday 10 October.
Inspired by photos and research from 'Another England: Mapping 100 Years of Black and Asian History'.
With your help, we’ve gradually been uncovering the 100 historic places that tell the remarkable story of England and its impact on the world.
Through ten different categories, each judged by an expert from thousands of your nominations, we have reached a list of 100 places that have helped to make England the country it is today.
We've uncovered a remarkable collection of more than 4,000 medical images, deep within the vaults of the Historic England Archive. The images document health care from 1938 to 1943, and detail wartime hospital staff, patients, procedures and practices.
Explore the photosNearly 400,000 of the most important historic places in England are listed. The List includes buildings, battlefields, monuments, parks, gardens, shipwrecks and more. Listing makes sure their value is protected.
View of the main atrium, ceiling and balcony by architect John Outram. Judge Institute of Management Studies, Trumpington Street, Cambridge. Grade II* listed
© Historic England DP195705
22 October 2018
Through the First World War Memorials programme, 2,645 First World War memorials have been listed, more than doubling the amount previously listed.
25 September 2018
Restoration of the roof completed on the 1797 Grade I listed Main Mill at Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings.
20 August 2018
A study by researchers from Historic England and McMaster University in Canada has found that vitamin D deficiency is 'far from being a new problem'.
15 August 2018
Mysterious Neolithic ceremonial monuments, Iron Age settlements, square barrows and a Roman farm have been discovered by Historic England’s flying archaeologists.
© Historic England 2018