Two unusual buildings, the Yellow Bus Garage in Bournemouth and Stanton Guildhouse in Gloucestershire, have been put forward for Grade II listing by English Heritage. The garage, influenced by the Festival of Britain style, was designed by Jackson and Greenen in 1950. The 1963 Guildhouse is by Iorwerth Williams. Arts minister Alan Howarth is seeking views from the public.
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