Chalet where Charles Dickens wrote his final work added to Historic England's 'at risk' register

What the coverage says

Nearly two hundred new locations have been placed on the Historic England register, bringing the total number of monitored sites to nearly 5,000. The Guardian reports that the additions feature Hastings Castle, constructed by William the Conqueror, alongside a Swiss-style writing chalet in Kent. The Independent notes that this same Dickens retreat is among the landmarks facing potential loss due to neglect, decay, or inappropriate changes.

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