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Syngenta’s shame: proposed demolition of Dalton Grange, Hudderfield
To paraphrase: ‘all that is required for heritage to be lost, is for good people to do nothing‘. Sometimes this can be through deliberately ignoring a situation or through lack of awareness that a situation even exists. So, this is … Continue reading
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Tagged At Risk, buildings at risk, conservation, dalton grange, heritage, huddersfield, kirklees council, syngenta, victorian, yorkshire
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