This heritage feature focuses on one of the Heath's most romantic structures: the Hill Garden Pergola, recently categorised as 'at risk' and slated for restoration under the Corporation's five-year plan. The article traces the history of this Edwardian extravagance, built in the early 1900s for Lord Leverhulme, with its raised walkways, wooden pergolas covered in wisteria and climbing roses, and dramatic views across the Heath. It explains how the structure fell into disrepair over decades, with the current restoration proposal representing a significant heritage investment. The piece explores the technical challenges of restoring a Grade-II listed structure: sourcing appropriate materials, matching historic construction techniques, and balancing conservation standards with public access expectations.