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LEEDS CIVIC TRUST: HERITAGE at RISK 2018 URGENT (Immediate LEEDS CIVIC TRUST: HERITAGE AT RISK 2018 URGENT (immediate structural danger) Locality Name Street Name, Postcode Owner Grade List Entry No. Comments Possible Future Use Aberford Deer Shelter Parlington Park, LS25 Prudential II 1300603 Surveyed in Autumn 2016 and in N/A very bad condition. Imminent collapse possible. Nov 18 – severe erosion and plant to save it is extremely urgent. City Centre Lambert’s Arcade (Yard) Briggate, LS1 EMCO / Vecktor No.2 is II 1375066 One of the buildings was used as a pop up Mixed Use, Retail. shop in late 2013 but reports of uPVC door and windows having been put in without permission. New application May 2014. City Centre Kirkgate Street 81 – 104 Kirkgate, LS2 Various Not listed n/a Part of the Kirkgate Townscape Heritage Mixed Use, Retail. Initiative. Oct 15 - No. 19 refurbishment complete. City Centre First White Cloth Hall 98 -101 Kirkgate, LS2 Rushbond (MSM) II* 1375042 Building works on site Sep 2018. Workshops, Retail, Mixed Use. Headingley Elinor Lupton Centre Headingley Lane, LS6 Wetherspoons II 1255938 Aug 17 – still empty and unused so now Public house. deemed vulnerable. July 17 – Approval given for COU to public house, but licence refused. Nov 18 – still empty. Holbeck Temple Mill and Gate Lodge Marshall Street, LS11 SJS Properties I 1375162 & 1375166 July 17 – Burberry has pulled out. Community, Arts, Event space, Museum. Hunslet Hunslet Mill and Victoria Goodman Street, LS10 JM Construction II* and II 1256253 & 1256251 July 17 – Recently sold to new developer and Residential. Works planning application in for apartments. Hunslet 16-18 Crown Point Road & Hunslet Road, LS10 Vastint II 1375260 & 1255569 Nov 15 – Carlsberg site sold to Vastint who Residential. 37-39 Hunslet Road claim to want to redevelop for business and residential use. Minor repairs took place Oct 11but still in poor state of disrepair. Richmond Hill Mount St Mary Church Church Road, LS9 Rushbond (MSM) II* 1255558 July 17 – discussions ongoing but building in Residential. poor state of repair. Richmond Hill Presbytery at St Mary’s Church Road, LS9 ? II 1255559 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. Convent Church Thorpe-on-the-hill Thorpe Hall Middleton Lane, Lofthouse, Private Owner II* 1135039 July 17 – Works ongoing and pre-planning Private House. WF3 application has been submitted. AT RISK (vulnerable through neglect, decay and inoccupation) Locality Name Street Name, Postcode Owner Grade List Entry No. Comments Possible Future Use Aberford Dark Arch Parlington Park, LS25 Prudential Not listed n/a Good photos on website: N/A http://www.parlington.co.uk/ Currently occupied. Aberford Light Arch Parlington Park, LS25 Prudential Not listed n/a See link above. N/A Aberford Aberford House, front garden Main Street, Aberford ? II 1135619 Nov 18 – vacant and in poor wall and inner paved parterre condition. with steps 1 Nov-18 LEEDS CIVIC TRUST: HERITAGE AT RISK 2018 Locality Name Street Name, Postcode Owner Grade List Entry No. Comments Possible Future Use Adel Memorial to Eliza and William Church of St John the ? II 1255581 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Hill Baptist, Church Land Adel Memorial to Zinai Wormald Church of St John the ? II 1255582 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Baptist, Church Land Adel Mounting Block by West Gate Church of St John the ? II 1255583 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Baptist, Church Land Adel Sundial about 10m South of Church of St John the ? II 1255616 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Church Baptist, Church Land Adel Audus Hirst Memorial Church of St John the ? II 1255620 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Baptist, Church Land Adel Adel Reformatory (Eastmoor) Tile Lane, LS16 Leeds City Council II 1393509 July 17 – out to market and there is a Residential. preferred bidder. Armley Solk House 66 & 68 Armley Road, ? II 1256389 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. Residential, offices. LS12 Armley Gotts Park Mansion (Armley Armley Ridge Road, LS12 Leeds City Council II 1256386 Located within Repton landscape, currently Offices, Residential, community. House) used as LCC Golf Course Club House but Must have public access through. possibility of closure in near future. Mansion in poor condition. Nov 18 – Independently run golf course and doing well. Possibility of restoring Pavilions. Armley Chimney Stack North of Tail Canal Road, LS12 ? II 1255755 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Race at Armley Mills Armley Cottages near Armley Mills 6 & 8 Canal Road, LS12 ? II 1255742 Possibly partly occupied on the first floor. Storage, workshop, private housing. Armley Boundary Walls to Lawn Chapel Lane, LS12 ? II 1255660 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A House Armley Mortuary Chapel, Armley Greenhill Road ? II 1256219 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Cemetery Armley Wall and Gate Piers to Greenhill Road ? II 1256178 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Armley Cemetery Armley Gate Piers to the Towers Hill Top Road ? II 1255930 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Armley Redcote Canal Bridge Redcote Lane ? II 1256165 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Armley Armley Park Court Stanningley Road, LS13 ? II 1256003 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Armley Armley Park Plaque East & Stanningley Road, LS13 Leeds City Council II 1256004 & 1256007 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A West of Fountain Armley Fountain in Armley Park Stanningley Road, LS13 ? II 1255698 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Armley Gate Piers to Entrance of Stanningley Road, LS13 ? II 1256009 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Armley Park Armley War Memorial in Armley Park Stanningley Road, LS13 ? II 1256010 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Armley The Beech Public House Tong Road ? II 1393753 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. 2 Nov-18 LEEDS CIVIC TRUST: HERITAGE AT RISK 2018 Locality Name Street Name, Postcode Owner Grade List Entry No. Comments Possible Future Use Armley Boundary Wall to Church of Wesley Road ? II 1255698 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A St Bartholomew Armley Bridge 223 over Canal Wyther Lane ? II 1255608 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Austhorpe Dovecote attached to Manston Lane, LS15 ? II 1375155 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. Private house. Manston Farm Arthington Dog Kennel South East of Arthington Lane, LS21 ? II 1251089 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Arthington Hall Arthington HAHA to East of East Drive Arthington Lane, LS21 ? II 1253341 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A of Arlington Hall Beeston New Hall Dewsbury Road, LS11 Leeds City Council II 1375337 July 17 – surveys of the buildings completed. Private house, offices, café, training LCC looking to sell. Stank Hall Barn/Stank centre. Hall remain the same. Friends group has been formed: http://friendsofstankhallbarn.wordpress.com/ Beeston Stank Hall Dewsbury Road, LS11 Leeds City Council II 1375338 July 17 – surveys of the buildings completed. Private house, offices, café, training LCC looking to sell. Stank Hall Barn/Stank centre. Hall remain the same. Friends group has been formed: http://friendsofstankhallbarn.wordpress.com/ Beeston Cad Beeston & Manor House Temple Crescent, LS11 Jesus Fellowship Community II & II* 1255939 &1255940 July 17 – now a private house. Previous Private house, workshop, offices, Trust planning applications for amendments were community, religious. refused. Bramham Bramham Biggin Bowcliffe Rd, LS23 ? II* 1135632 Very bad state of disrepair. Private house, Residential. Bramham Bramham House Freely Lane, LS23 Leeds City Council Not listed n/a Very bad state of disrepair. Locals see it as an Residential. eyesore and place for vandals to congregate. Nov 18 – have LCC sold it on for development? Bramham Windsor Farm Leeds Road, LS24 ? Not Listed n/a Derelict Private house. Bramhope Portal to North Entrance of Creskeld Drive, LS16 ? II 1253370 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Bramhope Railway Tunnel Bramhope Sighting Tower Moorland Road, LS16 ? II 1253379 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Bramley Bridge 221a Leeds & Liverpool Canal ? II 1375081 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Bramley Stocks Hill Pump Lower Town Street ? II 1375110 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Bramley Bridge Over Canal Pollard Lane, LS4 ? II 1375480 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Bramley Whitecote House Pollard Lane, LS4 ? II 1375485 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. Bramley 2-18 Haleys Yard 333 Upper Town Street ? II 1256102 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. Burmantofts Beckett Street Cemetery Beckett Street, LS9 ? II 1256308 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Monument to Sarah Kidney 3 Nov-18 LEEDS CIVIC TRUST: HERITAGE AT RISK 2018 Locality Name Street Name, Postcode Owner Grade List Entry No. Comments Possible Future Use Burmantofts Galli Family Memorial in Beckett Street, LS9 ? II 1256309 Picked up as part of 2014 - 2017 surveys. N/A Beckett Street Cemetery Buslingthorpe Scott Hall (Scott Hall Farm) Scott Hall St, LS7 ? II 1256090 It has been reported to use that the top Residential, offices, workshops. storey windows have been replaced with uPVC. Nov 18 – currently on market with Martin and Co for £300K. Chapel Allerton Newton Park Union Church 281A Chapeltown Road, ? II 1255644 July 17 – building to rear destroyed by fire. Community LS7 Chapel Allerton Chapel Allerton Hospital Harehills Lane, LS7 Ashcourt Homes? II 1256047 July 17 – works now on site.
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