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Key Facts
- Designated heritage assets in England include: 372,038 listed building entries; 19,717 scheduled monuments; 9,374 conservation areas; and 1,587 registered parks and gardens.
- There are 1,302 Grade I and II* listed building entries and structural scheduled monuments on English Heritage’s national register of buildings at risk – 126 fewer than in 1999.
- In the East Midlands , 35 per cent of scheduled monuments are at risk, while a quarter of Gloucestershire’s monuments are at high risk.
- The Heritage Lottery Fund has given £3.3 billion to heritage projects since 1994 in 27,000 awards. £1.3 billion has gone to areas which contain high levels of deprivation.
- In 2004, 58 million tourist visits and 2.4 million school visits to heritage sites were recorded.
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A member of Elsenham Guides bug hunting at Hatfield Forest, Essex , an ancient woodland of great historical and ecological importance managed by the National Trust. In a densely populated and fast-growing part of the country close to Stansted Airport, Hatfield Forest is a green space where people can relax, learn and volunteer. Accessible open spaces are vital for quality of life.
© English Heritage/ James O. Davies
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