Nottingham City
Council and Nottingham Civic Society want to update
the authorities "Local List" of buildings
with heritage value in the city.
These are buildings with architectural or historic
importance locally but which do not meet the national
criteria to become a listed building, but you in Nottingham
think are an indispensable part of your local street
scene.
The last list was drawn up in 1996. Some of these
have in fact been promoted to Grade 2 listed status.
So it is well worth getting a building on the local
list, as you never know it may eventually make listed
status.
So what are we doing? We are compiling a list of
pub buildings that we believe have some reason to
be saved in their present form. This can include buildings
that have already changed from a pub to something
else, at least if we can save the building has the
possibility of being changed back into a pub at a
future time.
So your help is needed as we have to send this list
in by the 31st August. Please nominate a pub or ex
pub building or buildings that in you opinion have
some reason to be and not altered or knocked down.
It must be within the city
boundary. An example is the Loggerheads as this
has a 90 year old first world war memorial locked
up inside it.
It may be a building that if altered or demolished
would simply alter the look of the street it is on.
A row of terraced shops on on Forest Row East has
been nominated owing to they were built 1905.
We are nominating pubs like the Running Horse now
closed owing to original tiles outside. PDF
of list so far
So you get the picture. What we want is the pub name,
location, a brief statement of why you think it deserves
to go on the list and if possible (but not essential)
a photo.
Please email to webmaster
or post a nomination to:
Howard Clark
212 Southview Road
Carlton
Nottingham
NG4 3QU
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