Crap Towns / Norwich / Heritage at risk
What's falling down in Norwich?
16 places in Norwich are on England's Heritage at Risk register (2025), the joint 24th most of the 470 English towns with one. They are 12 buildings and structures, 1 place of worship, 1 archaeological site, 1 conservation area and 1 historic park or garden.
| Place | Kind |
|---|---|
| 28 and 30, Elm Hill, Norwich | Building or structure |
| 6, 9 and 10, Ninham's Court, Norwich | Building or structure |
| 65, Pottergate, Norwich | Building or structure |
| Bethel Hospital, Bethel Street, Norwich | Building or structure |
| Bishop Salmon's Porch, Norwich | Building or structure |
| Church of St Martin at Oak, Oak Street, Norwich | Building or structure |
| Church of St Simon and St Jude, Elm Hill, Norwich | Building or structure |
| Former Church of St James, Whitefriars, Norwich | Building or structure |
| Music House, 167 and 169, King Street, Norwich | Building or structure |
| St Gregory's Church, St Gregory's Alley, Norwich | Building or structure |
| St Mary the Less, Queen Street, Norwich | Building or structure |
| St Peter Hungate Museum, Prince Street | Building or structure |
| Roman Catholic Cathedral of St John the Baptist, Earlham Road, Norwich | Place of worship |
| Bishop Salmon's porch | Archaeological site |
| Mile Cross | Conservation area |
| Mile Cross Gardens | Historic park or garden |
| Town | Distance | Places on the register |
|---|---|---|
| Norwich | – | 16 |
| Bungay | 23.9 km | 1 |
| Dereham | 23.2 km | 1 |
| Long Stratton | 17.4 km | 1 |