JUXTAPOL said:
An example from your list below
Does this mean they are no longer listed, i.e. can be demolished without consent. This is probably due to the fact that they have been renovated to such an extent that only the facade remains original.
I suspect (not knowing the property in question) that the buildings owner applied for the building to be delisted before the renovations, citing loss of original features since the time of listing.
Its unlikely the renovations would have got LBC on a listed building if , as you say, only the facade was retained.
If the building is in a conservation area then it would be difficult , but not impossible, to demolish but if you say it has been renovated recently there doesnt seem much danger of that.
De-listing is uncommon but not unheard of.