A SUFFOLK landmark that was crucial in the battle against Hitler may get a new life thanks to the BBC's Restoration programme.The series was a surprise hit for BBC Two last year as millions of viewers voted to save Britain's architectural gems.
A SUFFOLK landmark that was crucial in the battle against Hitler may get a new life thanks to the BBC's Restoration programme.
The series was a surprise hit for BBC Two last year as millions of viewers voted to save Britain's architectural gems.
This year Griff Rhys-Jones and the gang will be visiting the world's first radar station in Bawdsey.
The transmitter block was built between 1937 and 1939 in the grounds of Bawdsey Manor.
It will be up against 20 other important buildings from across the country and viewers will have the final say on which one is restored to its former glory.
See Friday's Evening Star for the full story.
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