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Cotswolds Bus Shelter Given Grade II Listed Status After 74 Years

Historic England said only four Festival of Britain bus shelters survive in England, and the listing recognizes Lubetkin’s rare traditional design.

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A Cotswolds bus shelter has been given Grade II listed status after 74 years.

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Cotswolds bus shelter given Grade II listed status after 74 years

A Cotswolds bus shelter has been given Grade II listed status after 74 years.

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Post-war bus shelter in Gloucestershire gets Grade II-listed status

The Gloucestershire bus shelter was built to mark a huge post-war celebration in the early 1950s.

·London, United Kingdom
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Rare post-war relic in Gloucestershire village among just four in UK

A bus shelter built to commemorate the Festival of Britain has been granted Grade II listed status.

·Stroud, United Kingdom
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Forest architect's bus shelter proves just the ticket with heritage listing

Festival of Britain bus shelter designed by London Zoo architect awarded Grade II -listed status

·Gloucester, United Kingdom
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Stroud News & Journal broke the news in Stroud, United Kingdom on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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