Historic England

• News / Ashton Court Mansion

  Trust takes on Ashton Court Mansion

  The new custodian plans to bring the building into community ownership

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• News / kingswood

  ‘Exciting new future’ for Grade I listed building

  Whitfield Tabernacle was commissioned in 1741 by one of the founders of Methodism

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• News / Jacob's Wells Baths

  Temporary community hub to open at Jacob’s Wells Baths

  Historic England's latest grant of £90,000 is the latest step to fully reopening the building

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• News / Cary Grant

  New plaque remembers Cary Grant’s happiest childhood home

  The Historic England blue plaque was unveiled by the minister for creative industries, Chris Bryant

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• News / Vauxhall Bridge

  Historic England deny claims about preserving bomb damage to bridge

  The bridge over the New Cut has been closed since October 2023 and is being painstakingly repaired

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• News / Jacob's Wells Baths

  Emergency repairs start at Jacob’s Wells Baths

  The work is being funded by a grant of £56,895 from Historic England

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• Your say / Development

  ‘We can shape a positive future for Bristol by challenging developers’

  Historic England's Rebecca Barrett says Bristol's future "can be built on its remarkable past"

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• News / redland

  Early 20th century church added to Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register

  The Grade II listed Arts and Crafts-inspired church was built in two phases between 1905 and 1915

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