The building located at 1 Morledge was constructed in approximately 1932 and it was designed by Browning and Hayes Architects and Surveyors. The building has remained a two-storey structure with a basement.

The Old Bell Hotel is a beacon of Derby’s history and heritage stretching back over 350 years.

The Old Bell Hotel is Derby’s largest and last surviving coaching inn and has played a huge role in the history of Derby. The grade II listed building was constructed in 1650 and was considered one of the most prestigious coaching inns outside of London

In 2013 The Old Bell went through the largest renovation project in its history. Entrepreneur Paul Hurst worked with Derby City Council and English Heritage on a two-year project to restore the crumbling building. The Old Bell now has four function rooms, three bars and a restaurant, The Belfry on site..

An iconic 1930’s building in the heart of Derby City Centre. Originally fitted with a series of astonishing bronze shopfronts around most of its perimeter, in the intervening decades it has suffered from inappropriate modern alterations and replacements.

A beautiful historic building in the centre of Grantham that was suffering from a poorly designed shopfront reinstatement.

Two historic buildings in the centre of Grantham, both suffering from poor modern shopfronts. No.77 had some historic evidence available.

A modern, post-war inappropriate shopfront constructed using cheap materials and in complete contrast with the rest of the building.

An inappropriate modern shopfront on one of the main roads through Sleaford, the overly large recess and use of brick pilasters and poor materials had resulted in a shopfront that did not appreciate the property’s history

A row of shopfronts in Derby City Centre That were modern and inappropriate but still had some historic architectural features evidenced.

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