A Locally Listed Building is one that has been recognised by the
District Council as being of local interest, either for historical
associations, or for its architectural style. They are usually
buildings holding key positions in the streetscape, or are of high
architectural quality, that are not included in the Statutory List
of Buildings. They are NOT Listed Buildings. Learn more about Statutory Listed Buildings
Local List Buildings and Structures are not given any protection
through Law, but the District Council does encourage the use of
appropriate materials and design. The general "rule of thumb" is
that repairs should be undertaken on a like-for-like basis.
A guide leaflet on Locally Listed Buildings has been produced.
The leaflet gives information on what is a Locally Listed Building,
why buildings are included on the Local List, the difference
between Statutory and Local Lists and additions and deletions to
the Local List. View the
Leaflet: Guide to Locally Listed Buildings  (219K)
Kidderminster, Stourport-on-Severn and Bewdley Local Lists
Local Lists have been produced for Kidderminster,
Stourport-on-Severn, and Bewdley.
Download the
Kidderminster Local List (192K)
Download the
Stourport-on-Severn Local List (192K)
Download the
Bewdley Local List
(120K)
Download the
Wolverley and Cookley Local List (50K)
Rural Areas Local List
Future years will see the continuation of the Local List being
rolled out to the rest of the rural areas of the District.
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