So, I said half an hour ago I wouldn’t spend this evening looking up which are the Grade II* listed buildings in Nottingham as I am too busy.

And yet, here’s the list:

• Newdigate House And Attached Railings And Boundary Wall 64
• People’s Hall, Heathcote Street
• “Rj’s Homeshop 57” – what used to be Pearsons Department Store, 52-57 Long Row West
• Elite Building 25, 27, 31 And 33
• 19 Castle Gate
• 24 and 26 Low Pavement
• Gate And Railings To Forecourt Of Number 24 And 26 Low Pavement
• Willoughby House 20 And 22 Low Pavement
• Railings And Gate To Forecourt At Willoughby House
• 1, 3, 11, 15 And 17 Stoney Street (Adams Building)
• Enfield House And Attached Area Wall, 18 Low Pavement
• Nottingham Playhouse
• Boots D90 Headquarters building
• Former Police Station Adjoining Shire Hall
• Shire Hall And Adjoining County Gaol
• Sheriff House 64 St James Street
• 56, Village Road, Clifton
• Colwick Hall
• Bromley House 13, 14 And 15 Angel Row

Wollaton Hall

• Doric Temple And Attached Bridge 200 Metres South-east Of Wollaton Hall
• Lenton Lodge (former Gateway To Wollaton Park) And Attached Bollards
• Camellia House 100 Metres South West Of Wollaton Hall

Churches

• Church Of St Andrew And Boundary Wall (Mansfield Road)
• Church Of Holy Trinity (Lenton)
• Church Of St Leodegarius And Attached Grave Enclosure (Basford)
• Church Of St Nicholas (Maid Marian Way)
• Cathedral Church Of St Barnabas And Attached Boundary Wall (Derby Road)
• Church of St Wilfrid (Wilford)

Universities

• Arkwright Building, Nottingham Trent University
• Newton Building At Nottingham Trent University

So, erm – lots in the city centre. Lots of churches.  Nothing for Nottingham University, but two for NTU – one of which I once voted to demolish! The Playhouse is the most recent one,  I think.