Historic England has released its annual catalogue of heritage buildings and monuments that have been listed for the first time in 2021 – including one in Bridlington.
Thirty sites have been added to the list in Yorkshire this year or had their status upgraded, including a Roman villa, a series of canal tunnels, a windmill, and a Victorian lamp-post.
One of the sites is the Bridlington South Signal Box (Grade II).
In October this year the 65-lever frame at the signal box was upgraded by Network Rail to a modern control panel to improve reliability for commuters.
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Although the iconic levers were taken out of action, changes to the programme of work meant they were able to remain in place inside the signal box.