Listed buildings

The owners of the landmark Edinburgh department store say they are "very surprised" the signs have been removed.

Robert Guy says the building has historical value as "the last example of a leisure pool from the 70s".

As Gwrych Castle reopens to the public, the legacy of the ITV show can be seen in renovation work.

The homes were built in 1895 for a town's retired residents and are still in use today.

Widespread concerns were raised about an antiquated stone-built cafe and two much-loved pub buildings.

Leaks had put 12th and 13th Century church murals at risk of permanent damage.

Whitfield Tabernacle in Kingswood has been derelict for nearly 30 years

The Grade II-listed John Summers Clock Tower was home to a steelworks' general office.

Historic England objects to £175m plans to transform a Grade II-listed Victorian soapworks.

A "bubble image" is created ahead of the opening of the power station viewing platform next year.

The maps dating back to the 1700s were discovered along with a hidden servants' quarters.

A company wants to demolish an old shed but opponents say it is the last link to a historic railway.

Opposition to the plans looks thwarted as the government passes the decision to Kirklees Council.

The building, which developers want to convert to flats and other homes, was "well alight".

Disused banks in some towns stand vacant, but others are being repurposed as cafes and theatres.

Historic England criticises a suggestion the listed Marsden kilns could be knocked down to make way for a road.

Campaigners fear Shrewsbury's former Granada Theatre could be turned into flats.

Historic England says it does not look at "threat to setting" when considering listing applications.

Cracks on a turret at Knebworth House in Hertfordshire are believed to be due to climate change.