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The winners of the Historic England Angel Awards 2018 have been revealed. Get to know these heritage heroes.
Meet the winners
We've picked 20 top rescues from the first Heritage at Risk register, which was published 20 years ago.
Read their stories
The map is the easiest way to find listed buildings and other historic places near you.
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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.
Historic England are proud to have partnered with Trip Historic to produce the English History category in the 2018 Historic Photographer of the Year Awards.
The winning photo by Mark Edwards shows Red Sands sea forts on the Thames estuary.
Nearly 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.
Glazed atrium of Murrays' Mill, Redhill Street, Ancoats, Manchester
© Historic England DP058601
24 December 2018
Art installation marks completion of the first phase of restoration at the world’s oldest iron-framed building.
20 December 2018
Historic England publishes its annual highlights from more than 900 buildings and sites listed or upgraded this year.
6 December 2018
Research shows increase in number of listed buildings occupied by branded retailers, particularly in food and drink.
6 December 2018
Nicholas Boys Smith re-appointed as Commissioner for 3 years, starting on 1 January 2019.
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