Quangos
November 2018
Heritage at Risk list adds knights' cave and Grimsby's Kasbah
https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2018/nov/08/heritage-at-risk-list-adds-knights-cave-and-grimsby-kasbah-historic-england
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A detail from a rare medieval fresco, known as the Coventry Doom, inside the city’s Holy Trinity church which depicts 15th-century ‘ale women’ being dragged down into hell. Photograph: Will Binns/Coventry Evening Telegraph/PA
The Kasbah in Grimsby: a labyrinth of factories, shops and warehouses in a corner of the town’s docks which were central to the town’s worldwide success as a fishing port. It was designated a conservation area in 2017.
Gunnersby Park mansion, London: the house was previously owned by the Rothschild banking family. It has been repaired supported by lottery funding but the landscape and eight other listed buildings remain on the register.
Asthall Barrow: an Anglo-Saxon burial mound in Oxfordshire, placed on the register in 2009 because of unmanaged trees and scrub, and damage caused by rabbits. The rabbits have gone and the site cleared apart from an impressive sycamore tree which makes the barrow visible from a roundabout on the A40.
Q, Covington, Roths, and rabbits. Idk if it's anything