Historic England has revealed its latest 'Heritage at Risk' register, with three South Yorkshire sites removed and one added to the list.
Sheffield General Cemetery and the general cemetery conservation area have both been removed following the completion of a £3.8 million restoration project.
The Grade II*-listed Camellia House in the grounds of the huge Wentworth Woodhouse stately home in Rotherham has also been removed after it was repaired and transformed into a public tearoom, with the historic blooms protected. It is due to open to the public in spring 2024.
They are among 13 sites across Yorkshire which have been saved over the last year, while seven sites within the county have been added to the Heritage at Risk Register 2023.