A historic bingo hall in Somerset, famously known as the venue where The Beatles once performed, has been added to the county’s ‘at risk’ list of heritage sites. This marks it as one of five locations in Somerset currently considered vulnerable to deterioration and neglect. Preservationists are raising concerns about the future of these culturally significant buildings, emphasizing the need for urgent attention and restoration to safeguard their legacy. The inclusion of the bingo hall highlights its importance not only as a social landmark but also as a cherished part of music history. Efforts are now underway to seek support and funding to prevent these sites from crumbling further and to ensure their stories endure for generations to come.