Edited sentence: Buildings were thrown up regardless of context.Campaigns to Save Bath's Heritage.Following protests from prominent figures in the arts and media, including John Betjeman, development eased, and Bath looked safe.Halt the Holburne - Stop the Holburne Museum's extension.If a building wasn't listed, it was ripe for demolition.Members of the council, and the developers they employ, equate progress with demolition, and glass-and-steel excrescence with aesthetics.Save Churchill House - another building under threat.Since the war, Bath and Bath's heritage, has faced a new threat.Streets of Georgian and Victorian terraces were bulldozed in the 50s and 60s, to be replaced with the worst excesses of 20th Century development.The City Council has been singularly incompetent at guarding the heritage of the city from developers.The modern developers.There is a catalogue of criminal development in the name of "progress".Treasured buildings are either being knocked down (Churchill House), or being "enhanced" (The Holburne Museum of Art's new extension) without consideration for environment or surroundings.Unfortunately, development has started again