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Most of the buildings and structures on the Registers are in poor to very bad condition, but a few in fair condition are also included, usually because they have become redundant making their future uncertain. Inclusion in the Register implies no criticism of the owners of the buildings concerned, many of whom are actively seeking ways to secure their buildings’ futures.
Babergh is working with several owners to tackle the issues on these buildings, including investigating the available options for grant aid. Unfortunately there are some buildings, which have significant problems and for which stronger measures need to be taken. Under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990, Councils can take a variety of steps to ensure such buildings are repaired.
There are however success stories and the following properties have been recently repaired and removed from the Register: 110 High Street, Hadleigh; Vine Cottage, Nedging; Cartlodge, Stoke by Nayland.
Buildings at risk outside of the Babergh District may be found by searching English Heritage's Heritage at Risk Register.
Information Leaflet
Your Listed Building And You (PDF 130Kb)
Babergh's Buildings At Risk
All files are in PDF format with their sizes shown in brackets.
Assington
Bambridge Hall (72Kb)
Bentley
Barn 100m NE of Bentley Hall, Bentley Hall Road (76Kb)
Boxford
Barn South East Goodlands Farmhouse, Swan Street (70Kb)
Brent Eleigh
East Barn, Hill Farm, Lavenham Road (96Kb)
Bures St Mary
Bank House, Bridge Street (72Kb)
Glemsford
London House, 5 Egremont Street (74Kb)
Harkstead
Sparrow Hall (72Kb)
Lawshall
Lawshall Hall (70Kb)
Layham
Popes Green Farm, Popes Green (47Kb)
Shimpling
Church Room (Primrose Cottage & Almshouses) (75Kb)
Sproughton
Sproughton Mill, Lower Street (77Kb)
Sudbury
Wherstead
Pannington Hall (74Kb) |