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How to get depressed quickly: the English Heritage Buildings at Risk Register 2010

Posted on July 8, 2010 by Matthew Beckett - The Country Seat

This blog has highlighted several country houses which are at risk but the true scale of the issue is unfortunately much larger, as the publication of the 2010 English Heritage Buildings at Risk Register shows. Country houses all too easily … Continue reading →

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How to get depressed quickly: the English Heritage Buildings at Risk Register 2010

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