The selection of heritage sites in the South and South West granted protected status this year has been celebrated for its “remarkable diversity”.
Historic England (HE) granted protection to two Arts-and-Crafts style properties, a shipwreck and a coastal tower among a number of other heritage structures recognised on the National Heritage List for England, external in 2025.
HE lists sites and structures of special architectural, historic or archaeological interest.
Claudia Kenyetta and Emma Squire, co-chief executives of HE said the protected places, which include the Compass Point Tower in Bude, “connect us to the people and events that shaped our communities”.
