In August 2025, 20 more buildings from Ireland, 5 additional monuments from Wales (almshouse in Llawhaden and churches in Dixton, Llanidan, Llanbedrgoch, Wolvesnewton), as well as 1 additional Hungarian monument (Récéskút Church) were published on medievalheritage.eu. Major changes to the descriptions of monuments: Rhos on Sea (Llys Euryn), Ruthin (Nantclwyd y Dre), Rhuddlan (castle), St Asaph, Cowbridge (town walls, church), Coychurch, Laleston, Llanblethian (church), Llanmihangel (church). Significant additions, corrections, and expansions to descriptions: Kaltenštejn, Kanšperk, Bryneglwys, Denbigh (town walls, Carmelite friary, church of St. Marcela), Efenechtyd, Gresford, Rhos on Sea (church of St. Trillo), Llanfwrog, Llangernyw, Llanynys, Valle Crucis, Wrexham, Caerwys, Cilcain, Basingwerk, Hawarden (church), Holywell, Hope, Rhuddlan (church), Bridgend (Old Bridge), Cardiff (church of St. John), Llandaff (cathedral), Coity (church), Colwinston, Llancarfan, Llanedeyrn, Llanfrynach, Llanmaes, Llansannor.
In September 2025, I added 12 additional monuments from Ireland, 7 more monuments from Wales (Garnllwyd, monastic grangia and house in Llantwit Major, grangia in Monknash, Ruperra, Cross Keys House in Swansea), 1 additional site from Poland (town walls and castle in Lelów). I completely rewrote the descriptions of monuments in: Newton, Pyle, St Brides Major, St Fagans (church), Viljandi (Franciscan friary), Żagań (Franciscan friary), Biely Kameň. Major changes and extensions in: Llantrisant (church), Llysworney, Marcross, Michaelston le Pit, Monknash, Oystermouth (church), Penmark (church), Pennard (church), Penrice (church), Porthkerry, St Andrews Major, St Athan, Będzin (town walls, castle), St Brides super Ely, St Lythans (church), Old St Mellons, St Nicholas, Sully, Wenvoe, Maudlam, Tythegston, Cadoxton Juxta Barry, Kidwelly (castle), Ballyshawnmore, Namysłów (Franciscan friary), Dobra, Wrocław (St. Vincent’s Abbey in Ołbin, castle on Ostrów Tumski), Kołobrzeg (church), Kraví Hora, Křídlo, Hluboký.