English Heritage has unveiled its updated 'at risk' register - and two historic Midland buildings have made it off the list. St Barnabas Church in Birmingham, destroyed by fire in 2007, and the 200-year-old mill in Retford have been 'saved'.
An 18th century church in Birmingham which was destroyed in a blaze has been removed from English Heritage's 'at risk' register.
St Barnabas Church in Erdington was reopened last year after the devastating blaze five years earlier.
The blaze ripped through the Grade II-listed building in an arson attack in 2007, taking the roof and most of the stained glass windows with it.
After a huge fundraising effort with more than £5million spent on restoring it, it reopened in December with a special dedication ceremony.
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