Tithe Barn, Upminster, is one of earliest surviving buildings in Havering, built in about 1450. advertisement. BBC. New roof and repairs on medieval barn complete. Story by Aurelia Foster - BBC News ...

Tithe Barn in Upminster was built in about 1450, while King Henry VI was on the throne, Historic England said Work to restore a 15th century thatched barn in Upminster, east London has been ...

The Tithe Barn Trust raised more than £200,000 for the work after starting an appeal five years ago when they took over the building. Gemma O'Shea from the Trust said it was "a time for celebration".

Nicki and John Beavan restored a 12th-century medieval farmstead in Worcestershire, England. They renovated the farmhouse and a 700-year-old tithe barn and built two treehouses on the grounds.

The Tithe Barn, a scheduled monument, was added to Historic England's Heritage at Risk Register in 2023. The register provides an annual snapshot of the health of England's valued historic ...

The opportunity to feature on Four in a Bed arose when a friend mentioned the Tithe Barn during an appearance on another TV show, Dinner Date. "It took some persuading, I won’t lie," Amy said.

Upminster Tithe Barn: London's Oldest Thatched Building Gets A New Roof. By M@ Last edited 6 months ago. Last Updated 23 January 2025. ... The barn reckons to be London's oldest thatched building.

Tithe Barn, in Bishop's Cleeve, is hosting its first ever wedding fair on Saturday, March 15. The beautiful, historic ...

It is estimated that there are roughly 200 medieval barns surviving today in England. The Hartpury Tithe Barn, located in Gloucestershire, is one of the largest. It measures 161 ft. by 36 ft. and ...

The Tithe Barn at Avebury, owned by the U.K.'s National Trust, is home to a museum dedicated to the Avebury Henge. It's also now, unhappily, home to a very damaged thatched roof.

Tithe Barn, which dates back to about 1450 and is among the largest of its kind in England, fell into disrepair in recent years and was believed to be at risk of further decay.

The Tithe Barn Trust raised more than £200,000 for the work after starting an appeal five years ago when they took over the building. Gemma O'Shea from the Trust said it was "a time for celebration".