A full list of buildings around Kenilworth at risk of neglect, decay or inappropriate development has been published by Historic England.

The public body has updated its Heritage at Risk Register giving an "annual snapshot of the health of England’s valued historic buildings and places".

There are 4,891 sites nationwide which need protecting, according to the register, including 138 new additions.

In Warwick district there are 14 locations listed.

The local listings are:

• Church of All Saints, Leamington Spa
• Stoneleigh Abbey
• Warwick Castle
• Roman Settlement at Glasshouse Wood, Kenilworth
• Wedgnock Park Pale, dam, two watermill sites, bridge and hollow way, Leek Wootton
• Circular ditches enclosures, Wiggerland Wood Farm, Bishop's Tachbrook
• Enclosures, Sherbourne
• Guy's Cave hermitage, Guy's Cliffe
• Masters House, Warwick 
• Remains of Old Castle Bridge, Warwick
• Church of St Mary, Warwick
• Church of St Michael, Weston under Wetherley
• Enclosures, Wasperton
• Guy's Cliffe

"The heritage we see all around us impacts how we feel about our local places," said Claudia Kenyatta CBE and Emma Squire CBE, Co-CEOs Historic England.

"The annual Heritage at Risk Register gives us the opportunity to celebrate the many benefits of bringing our historic buildings back into use.

"The best way to protect our buildings is to reuse them, turning them into places of local connection and joy.

"The sites that have been saved and have come off the register this year really highlight the benefits of working together in partnership, and with communities, to create positive, sustainable change.

"Together we can safeguard our heritage for future generations."

Search the full list here.

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