Historic England's 2024 Heritage at Risk Register highlights 13 sites in the West Midlands, including the Grade I-listed Tamworth Castle and Kings Norton Old Grammar School, known for its historical significance and restoration efforts. The South West region also sees 31 new entries, such as the Come-To-Good Quaker Meeting House and Helston Guildhall, indicating ongoing threats of neglect and decay to historic structures. Nationally, the register reflects a total of 1,348 entries in the South West, with significant contributions from the heritage sector to the economy, totaling £3.6 billion in 2022. The report emphasizes the importance of community involvement and funding from organizations like the National Lottery Heritage Fund in preserving these sites. Additionally, St Botolph's Church in West Sussex, known for its medieval wall paintings, faces deterioration, raising concerns among heritage advocates. Overall, Historic England aims to protect these cultural assets while continuing efforts to secure necessary funding for repairs.