 "Western Daily Press (Bristol UK)")
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Stonehenge bug crisis is finally solved by bio-warfare
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It has been a place of mystery, argument and controversy for
thousands of years, but yesterday Stonehenge was the site of a new
and bizarre conflict.
For it appears that the biggest threat to the ancient stones is
not militant hippies, unruly tourists or even the huge row over the
lorries on the nearby A303.
Instead it is the cockchafer - a 3in long fly that plagued those
who built the stones, and has now returned to cause havoc to the tens
of thousands of tourists that flock to ...
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Liverpool must find a role for its legacy; English Heritage's Henry Owen-John tells Peter Elson why cities must respect the past to build a future.(Features)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
; Byline: Peter Elson F HENRY OWEN-JOHN was in any doubt about making an impact in his new job as English Heritage's boss for the North West, it was dispelled on a trip to Liverpool. Asked by the Daily Post's photographer to pose outside the city's second oldest domestic building, newly re-opened as
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English Heritage flexes its muscles Sun spot;commercial proprty
Evening Standard - London
; THE FUTURE of skyscrapers in London is an issue exercising not just those developers and architects with projects in the pipeline but also those looking to the future. In this context, the joint guidance to be issued tomorrow by English Heritage and the Commission for Architecture and the Built
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Strike date at English Heritage sites
Yorkshire Post
; David Hogg THE drawbridges will be raised and the oil paintings mothballed as workers at historic sites around the country prepare to go on strike. Members of the Prospect Union who work for English Heritage will mark the Summer solstice on June 21 with synchronised walk-outs at sites across the UK
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English Heritage boost for Brixton
Evening Standard - London
; THE STREETS of south London are being used in an advertising campaign by English Heritage designed to show its work is not just about preserving cathedrals and stately homes, but also markets, mosques and multicultural landmarks. Accompanied by the slogan "English Heritage - It's Mine", the first
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 "The Evening Standard (London, England)")
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English Heritage boost for Brixton.
The Evening Standard (London, England)
; Byline: RICHARD ALLEN THE STREETS of south London are being used in an advertising campaign by English Heritage designed to show its work is not just about preserving cathedrals and stately homes, but also markets, mosques and multicultural landmarks. Accompanied by the slogan English Heritage -
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English Heritage flexes its muscles; Sun spot;commercial proprty.(Column)
The Evening Standard (London, England)
; Byline: MIRA BAR-HILLEL THE FUTURE of skyscrapers in London is an issue exercising not just those developers and architects with projects in the pipeline but also those looking to the future. In this context, the joint guidance to be issued tomorrow by English Heritage and the Commission for
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English Heritage enters row over Soho leisure centre
Evening Standard - London
; THE closure - and possible sale of one of the West End's few public leisure centres has incurred the wrath of English Heritage. As the Evening Standard revealed last week, there are fears the Grade II listed Marshall Street centre in Soho will be sold because no one can afford the 7 million repair
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English Heritage attacked as hall legal battle ends
Yorkshire Post
; A PRESERVATION trust which has spent years campaigning for the restoration of a historic East Riding building has described English Heritage's lack of support for the project as "disgraceful". Earlier this month East Riding Council announced it would not pursue its bid to have a compulsory purchase
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Shed blocks 400m revamp English Heritage fights to save GWR building at Paddington
Evening Standard - London
; A MAJOR redevelopment of Paddington station is being blocked because English Heritage wants to keep an "ugly" 20th century rail shed, it was claimed today. Preserving the shed built in 1916 as an extension to the 1854 Grade I listed Brunel structure has emerged as the major obstacle to the 400
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English heritage just can't be trusted over Western Riverside - our status is at risk
Bath Chronicle, The
; English Heritage has sent three letters to B&NES council about plans for Western Riverside. On August 29, 2006, concerning the first proposals, English Heritage was highly critical of the heights, massing and other aspects, including that 'the object buildings . . . with their suggested heights
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