

Require Herefordshire Council to restore Tower House
The Issue
For over three years now, the once majestic Tower House in Bromyard has been languishing in neglect, its historical significance slowly eroding as time mercilessly rots its walls. As a writer of historical fiction, I have always cherished this building not just as a piece of architecture, but as a storytelling beacon, deeply rooted in the history of Herefordshire. Tower House stands as a singular link for the county to the era of Charles the First and the Civil War, an era that has defined much of our rich English history. Yet, despite its invaluable cultural and historical worth, it remains in disrepair, a forlorn monument that now threatens our community with structural instability and health hazards such as rat infestations.
It pains me to see this once vibrant historical jewel continue to deteriorate while knowing its potential to inspire and educate future generations. The neglect of Tower House is not just about losing a building; it's about losing a pivotal narrative from our collective past—a resource for historians, educators, tourists, and the community.
Ironically, while it speaks volumes about the resilience of the past, Tower House is now but a shadow of its former self, plagued by broken windows, a leaking roof, and rotting wooden beams. Neighbours and passersby share stories of its danger, from falling debris to health risks, making its current state an urgent issue not just for history buffs but for every resident in Bromyard.
Herefordshire Council must take immediate action by acquiring Tower House and prioritizing its restoration. A full-scale repair is imperative to restore its structural integrity and preserve its historical legacy. With proper government intervention, including seeking grants from historical societies and involving community volunteers, Tower House can once again be a safe, thriving cultural landmark.
By signing this petition, you will be lending your voice to a cause that seeks to save our history from the peril of oblivion. Let us urge Herefordshire Council to recognise the importance of Tower House, take control, and initiate the necessary actions to ensure its preservation for future generations. Please, sign this petition to protect this invaluable piece of Herefordshire's heritage.

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The Issue
For over three years now, the once majestic Tower House in Bromyard has been languishing in neglect, its historical significance slowly eroding as time mercilessly rots its walls. As a writer of historical fiction, I have always cherished this building not just as a piece of architecture, but as a storytelling beacon, deeply rooted in the history of Herefordshire. Tower House stands as a singular link for the county to the era of Charles the First and the Civil War, an era that has defined much of our rich English history. Yet, despite its invaluable cultural and historical worth, it remains in disrepair, a forlorn monument that now threatens our community with structural instability and health hazards such as rat infestations.
It pains me to see this once vibrant historical jewel continue to deteriorate while knowing its potential to inspire and educate future generations. The neglect of Tower House is not just about losing a building; it's about losing a pivotal narrative from our collective past—a resource for historians, educators, tourists, and the community.
Ironically, while it speaks volumes about the resilience of the past, Tower House is now but a shadow of its former self, plagued by broken windows, a leaking roof, and rotting wooden beams. Neighbours and passersby share stories of its danger, from falling debris to health risks, making its current state an urgent issue not just for history buffs but for every resident in Bromyard.
Herefordshire Council must take immediate action by acquiring Tower House and prioritizing its restoration. A full-scale repair is imperative to restore its structural integrity and preserve its historical legacy. With proper government intervention, including seeking grants from historical societies and involving community volunteers, Tower House can once again be a safe, thriving cultural landmark.
By signing this petition, you will be lending your voice to a cause that seeks to save our history from the peril of oblivion. Let us urge Herefordshire Council to recognise the importance of Tower House, take control, and initiate the necessary actions to ensure its preservation for future generations. Please, sign this petition to protect this invaluable piece of Herefordshire's heritage.

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Petition created on 22 August 2026