Heritage & community campaigns

Give historic places a future.

Historic buildings hold our stories. Communities give them life. Discover campaigns protecting both, or share a campaign that deserves to be heard.

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CAMPAIGNS IN FOCUS

Support Heritage & Community Campaigns

Campaign to oppose the harmful redevelopment of the Railway Bell site and defend a more socially rooted, heritage led future for Canning Town.

Campaign to defend Peckham’s traders, heritage and housing: challenge “viability” clearance and demand affordable homes & right to remain.

Save Brick Lane is a community-led campaign focused on protecting the cultural, social, and architectural character of Brick Lane (E1)

Campaigns advancing heritage protection, community regeneration, and sustainable conservation

Campaign Categories

Environmental & Material Sustainability

Linking conservation to environmental responsibility and embodied carbon.

Equity & Access in Regeneration

Campaigns tackling displacement and advocating for inclusive regeneration.

Community & Cultural Heritage

Protecting local identity, small businesses, and cultural fabric.

Architectural Conservation & Adaptive Reuse

Promoting repair, reuse, and retention of heritage fabric.

Skills & Education

Supporting traditional crafts, apprenticeships, and training.

Planning & Policy Reform

Advocating for transparent, participatory planning and accountability.

Prepare your campaign

Give people a reason to stand with you.

A campaign begins with a place people care about. Make its value clear, show what is at risk and give others a practical way to help protect its future.

  1. Tell the story of the place

    Explain its heritage or community value, who benefits from it and what could be lost.

  2. Back your case with facts

    Use photographs, documents and reliable sources to explain the threat and support the claims you make.

  3. Set out a better future

    Describe the outcome you want and any realistic options for repair, reuse or continued community use.

  4. Show people how to help

    Give supporters a clear next step. Keep participation informed, respectful and focused on the issue.

Reviewed before publication. Every campaign must meet our Ethical Campaign Charter. Approved listings are published free of charge.

Share your campaign

Make the case for a place that matters.

Create a free account, tell us what is at stake and share the evidence behind your case. Approved campaigns are published free of charge.

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