Historic England

Diocesan House sits adjacent to the historic ecclesiastical buildings near Peterborough Cathedral. Constructed mainly of rubble masonry, the building dates back to the 14th century.

8 Peterborough buildings that you didn’t know were Grade I listed

Peterborough Cathedral chief operating officer, Jack Pishhorn

Solar panels could be fitted to Cathedral roof to cut rising energy costs

Peterborough Cathedral chief operating officer Jack Pishhorn, left, and the Very Reverend Dean of Peterborough, Chris Dalliston on the roof of the cathedral

Failure not an option vows Cathedral boss as repairs set to hit £10m

Condition: Poor. Vulnerability: Medium. Priority: C - Slow decay; no solution agreed

8 ‘at risk’ Peterborough landmarks that you should visit this summer

Lyveden New Bield, located in Northamptonshire, is an unfinished Elizabethan summer house and moated garden commissioned by Sir Thomas Tresham in the late 16th century. It was abandoned in 1605 after Tresham's death. The house has remained unfinished for more than 400 years and is now managed by the National Trust.

8 mysterious and unusual landmarks in and around Peterborough

Condition: Poor. Vulnerability: Medium

6 Peterborough landmarks that are on Historic England’s ‘at risk’ register

The workshops facilitated by the artist Joel Rodriguez at Culture Community

Exhibition will celebrate Peterborough’s hidden stories

Bronze Age tools.

Inside Peterborough's 'internationally significant' Bronze and Iron Age finds

St Wendreda’s Church in March: Pic: Elizabeth Chamberlin

Historic Cambridgeshire church added to Heritage at Risk list

Norman Cross prison camp

New era for Norman Cross Prisoner of Camp near Peterborough

Laurel Court

Huge £136,000 grant to save historic building next to Peterborough Cathedral

Laurel Court, Minster Precincts Photo: Chapter of Peterborough Cathedral

Emergency repairs approved for historic building next to Peterborough Cathedral

The site of the Norman Cross prisoner of war camp.

Peterborough's historic POW camp of to open to public after major purchase

The new exhibition at Flag Fen is open over the Easter holiday

Peterborough's Flag Fen fun this Easter

Peterborough Museum extends exhibition that has ‘captured people’s imagination’

The discovery was described as a nationally significant find which helped historians tell the story of Bronze Age life

Books reveal remarkable story of Must Farm - dubbed 'Peterborough's Pompeii'
Full scale of Bronze Age site was revealed in 2015
By Stephen Briggs

Digging Down, Building Up will explore Eye’s brickmaking and farming heritage, uncovering the stories and voices of people who lived and worked in those industries from the early 1900s. Photo: Memories of Eye Facebook page

Project to tell the story of Peterborough's brick building past given £20,000

Bedrooms reflect the history of the manor house

Escape to this historic Cotswolds location with history. luxury and so much more

The exact location of the container, one sycamore tree would have had to be removed.

Controversial nature reserve plans withdrawn

This image shows the new entrance to the Lynch Wood Business Park offices.

Completion of £3.5m revamp of business hub

March's Coronation Fountain has been compared to Paris's Arc de Triomphe

Council told March fountain relocation 'like moving Arc de Triomphe'

The wreck of the Klein Hollandia (Photo: Cathy de Lara)

Shipwreck off UK coast identified as 17th century Dutch warship

This image shows how the proposed units at the Lynch Wood Business Park will appear if the plans for the development are approved by Peterborough City Council.

Concerns voiced about impact of business park development

The Tank House at World of Glass has been added to the Heritage at Risk Register following the appearance of extensive cracking caused by movement in the west corner. Historic England, along with St Helens Council, is working with the Museum to understand the condition of the building and propose next steps © Historic England DP371555

Historic England: full Heritage at Risk register for 2022 released

The new play area at Burghley House.

New children’s play area approved for Burghley House near Peterborough

The Cathedral Church of St Peter, St Paul and St Andrew, Peterborough, 1932.(Photo: Historic England)

100-year-old aerial photographs of Peterborough accessible in new online archive

The Rutland villa and mosaic. Photo: Historic England Archive.

Rare Roman mosaic and villa unearthed in Rutland
Archaeologists have unearthed the first Roman mosaic of its kind in the UK - under a farmer’s field in Rutland.
Brad Barnes

What do you think of the city's "high street"?

Share your thoughts on Peterborough’s high street

Plans for redevelopment of the Garden House

Peterborough’s Garden House could be converted into homes

Photos from the Must Farm dig
Photo: Cambridge Archaeological Unit

£73,000 grant to help preserve Peterborough’s Bronze Age log boats

How the development could look

New uni accommodation at Peterborough’s Solstice approved

How the development could look

New uni accommodation at Peterborough’s Solstice recommended for approval despit...

Wisbech and Fenland Museum

‘Dream come true’ £616,000 grant for repairs to historic museum building

Fr Adam Sowa

Funding boost for Peterborough church

Exteriors of St Andrew's Church, Northborough. EMN-201014-122859009

List of works needed on historic ‘At Risk’ Peterborough church

Exteriors of St Andrew's Church, Northborough. EMN-201014-123005009

Historic Peterborough church ‘could be lost forever’

Museums and galleries in England are preparing to open their doors to the public after temporarily closing when the UK entered lockdown in March (Photo: Shutterstock)

Here are the new rules to keep you safe when museums and galleries reopen

A man standing amongst the ruins of Brewers' Hall, City of London

The Rebuilding of Britain

Photo supplied

Victorian tower in Peterborough up for sale - for £1.85m

Must Farm

Whittlesey Bronze Age settlement in top 10 discoveries of the decade

Jon Donlevy addressing the audience at the meeting

Scheme to dual A47 in Peterborough may be altered after opposition to Highways E...

The listing for a section of the British Sugar offices has been lifted. ENGEMN00120120907121353

Heritage bosses drop protection order on British Sugar’s Peterborough offices

British Sugar offices at Oundle Road, Woodston. ENGEMN00120120907121501

Peterborough’s British Sugar still seeks solution for its heritage puzzle

The British Sugar offices that have been declared to be of historic value. ENGEMN00120120907121501

Campaigners enjoy sweet success as they save British Sugar offices in Peterborou...

Aerial image of Durobrivae Roman Town: Copyright Dr Stephen Upex

Men convicted of '˜nighthawking' at Peterborough historical site

Final press visit to Must Farm bronze age site EMN-160713-131214009

History-making Bronze Age finds revealed at Whittlesey’s Must Farm

Picture by Cambridge Archaeological Unit

Animal bones and other artefacts found at Bronze Age quarry near Whittlesey

Dr Francis Pryor at Flag Fen.

Walking back in time to the'¨Bronze Age

Bronze Age village dig at Whittlesey brick pits at Must Farm Quarry, Funtham's Lane. Director of excavations Mark Knight EMN-161101-180722009

Bronze age dig in Whittlesey uncovers very rare 3,000 year glimpse into the past

An 1870s pillar mounted wall box as new commitments to preserve the "character and heritage" of the country's post boxes have been set out by Royal Mail and government agency Historic England.

New commitments to preserve ‘character and heritage’ of post boxes