10 Nov 2014
Heron’s Ghyll
Traditional farm buildings provide the English countryside with a distinct sense of place, setting and local character. On some estimates, half have been lost since 1919, and they continue to be lost to dereliction in large numbers. Long-term economic, technological and demographic changes have left most farm buildings without a use, and national, European, and international policy and agricultural support have (perhaps inevitably) failed to provide for their maintenance.
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