Celebrating the most wonderful city in the world today for #LondonHistoryDay

✍️ Twenty years ago we published our first ever Heritage at Risk Register 🏠 It featured 1,930 buildings and structural scheduled monuments across England that were neglected ✔️ Two decades later two thirds of them are now safe bit.ly/2JM5Xgu

For Valentine’s Day, Historic England asked me to write a love letter to a building. And there is one I adore, so I wrote to it. #BuildingsYouLove historicengland.org.uk/whats-new/feat…

According to Historic England, Art Deco Architecture is my favourite! What's yours? Discover the type of #BuildingsYouLove with this personality test: historicengland.org.uk/buildingsloveq…

Found a fascinating video about the women who built Waterloo Bridge so I've made a contribution linking to it on the National Heritage List for England historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-li… #ListEngland via Historic England

What does lockdown look like? We want to see photos that record your experience. Show us what lockdown means to you. #PicturingLockdown 📸 Find out more: bit.ly/3cOwBCG Please make sure you follow the latest government guidelines on social distancing at all times.

From Plymouth to Hexham, 68 #HistoricHighStreets across England have been offered £95m in government funding from Department for Culture, Media and Sport and Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Gov to help them recover after the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. #HereForCulture Read more 👉 bit.ly/HighStreetsNews (1/6)

The second part of the programme is a set of national commissions for a large-scale outdoor arts celebration of the high street and a four-year photography commission to document the changing face of the high street. (5/6)

The cultural programme has already facilitated pilot grants to produce work that will be presented in the run-up to the crucial Christmas shopping season🎄🛍️ Find out more: bit.ly/HighStreetsNews (6/6)

From Plymouth to Hexham, 68 #HistoricHighStreets across England have been offered government funding to give them a new lease of life after the heavy blow dealt by the Covid-19 pandemic #HereforCulture Read more: bit.ly/2FBWXfV

Developer buys pub. Developer is refused planning permission. Developer demolishes it anyway -in breach of planning laws and in spite of the fact it was being considered for Grade II listing. Period of public uproar. Developer is ordered to rebuild it brick-by-brick. Glorious.

Autumn is definitely here. Enjoy some #LiveMusic this Sunday afternoon. Tina Pluchino, Old Friends, Mike Ashdown and Chris Stanley Band are playing from 3pm. Hope to see you ! 🍻🎤🎸🎼🍻

Development Proposed at St Mary le Port, Bristol | Historic England historicengland.org.uk/whats-new/in-y… via Historic England

Here's the listing for this Sunday's #LiveMusic! Join us from 3pm. 🍻🎼🎤🎸🍻

🚨🚨 There's a slight change to timings on Sunday. #LiveMusic will now start at 2pm, and we will be showing the final of Women's Euros 2022 at 5pm.🦁⚽️🦁⚽️🦁

One of the great things about #Rooswijk1740 is the training opportunities it offers to the next generation of maritime archaeologists x.com/rce_maritiem/s…

.Robert Winston is the first expert judge in our #100Places campaign – here are his top 10 from the nominations bit.ly/2ySBzey

Discover the fascinating history of Dr Jenner’s House 'The Temple of Vaccinia' in our podcast Listen and subscribe 🎧 bit.ly/2t2G1Ya

Where Shakespeare was born📜 Where Hardy was inspired 🏠 Where Austen died 👱🏼‍♀️ Where Christie Plotted🔎 bit.ly/2ghvMXI #100Places

Happy #NationalPuppyDay from Silbury! bit.ly/2IHFJuR