The design incorporated massive carriage ramps with catacombs beneath. These ramps allowed burial parties to access the floor of the quarry. In later years, the cemetery suffered from neglect and invasive vegetation took hold of the structures Photograph: Alun Bull/Historic England Archive
The Grade II* listed Harwich Redoubt was built in 1808-1810 as part of the Martello Tower chain of defences against a possible Napoleonic invasion, stretching from Aldeburgh to Seaford. An imposing 180ft diameter circular fort, the redoubt defended the port of Harwich with 10 guns on the battlements Photograph: Patricia Payne/Historic England Archive Redoubt, Main Road, Harwich, Essex After 1910, the Harwich Redoubt became barrack accommodation and from the 1920s the site was unused and falling into disrepair. It was taken back into military use during the second world war and, after the war, was transferred to the Civil Defence, who used the fort for atomic exercises until their disbandment. The redoubt is suffering the effect of leaks with significant loss to the inner and outer moat walls. Internally there are clear signs of plant growth throughout due to failing roof coverings The Mile End Ragged school The Mile End Ragged school was opened in 1877 by Dr Barnardo as a free school providing a basic education for poor children in London's East End.
She was partnered alongside professional dancer Aljaž Skorjanec, 29, and made history by becoming the first ever first titled contestant to join the BBC One show. In an interview with the Daily Mail after her elimination, she admitted she was 'heartbroken' to see her time on Strictly end. She said: 'I'm very hard on myself so I keep reliving every moment of that last dance. I torture myself about every step, every mistake. I did Strictly with my whole heart, my whole soul. I genuinely put everything into it. To be part of it is so amazing. 'I'm not a nutcase. I know it's only a TV show, a competition, and that once a week someone has to go home. 'The sad part is thinking about the dances we would have danced but can't now. I wish I had one more chance. I really do. Runs in the family: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's younger brother Toby looked sharp as he posed for snaps at the collaboration event Casually cool: The model, 28, opted for effortless style in a khaki green jacket, a white T-shirt and indigo jeans In good company: Toby was joined by fellow model Samuel Harwood at the industry event 'It isn't just the dancing.
Dudley Zoo, Castle Hill, Dudley, West Midlands. Dudley Castle has had a long and varied history. Elizabeth I was once a visitor and it was later considered as a potential residence for the imprisoned Mary, Queen of Scots. During the civil war it was a royalist garrison, then a century later it was gutted by a fire and left to stand as a romantic ruin. In 1937 the earl of Dudley opened Dudley Zoological Society within the castle grounds, displaying a range of exotic animals Photograph: James O Davies/Historic England Dudley Zoo, Castle Hill, Dudley, West Midlands. Today the standing remains of the castle have significant issues, including specific areas of structural failure, loss of masonry and invasive vegetation Madeira Terrace, Brighton Madeira Terrace is the most striking feature of Brighton's eastern seafront, but is in a very poor and deteriorating condition. It is a remarkable example of 19th-century engineering, with 805m of cast iron arches Photograph: Richard Rutter Madeira Terrace, Brighton Today the terrace's structural stability is a serious concern; and it has been closed off to the public since 2012 Photograph: John Lubbock Redoubt, Main Road, Harwich, Essex.
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