The cost of living crisis has led to a surge in thefts at historic English sites

Historic England heritage sites see surge in thefts as valuable materials stolen. Despite increased efforts by Historic England and various police forces across the country, certain criminals still target these sites. Thieves still target historic England sites despite efforts by police and Historic England to keep them safe. Thieves steal valuable materials from these sites, including valuable materials.

Vandalism on rise at historic English sites amid cost of living crisis – report. Graffiti at medieval church and removal of York stone from bridge among incidents cited. Removal of York Stone from bridge also cited in report by Historic England's Historic England Council of England.

Historic England and National Police Chiefs' Council report reveals scale and extent of problem. Report reveals burglaries, antisocial behaviour, arson, vandalism and vandalism. Report also reveals the scale of the problem - including vandalism and unlawful metal detecting. Thefts at historic English sites on rise in recent years, according to report.