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Maintaining Scotland's Historic Places of Worship - Forfar

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Call for Papers for 150th Anniversary Conference

Next year is a big one in our long history: our 150th anniversary.

Founded by William Morris, the SPAB established a philosophy of conservation grounded in repair, honesty, and respect for the accumulated fabric of historic buildings.

A century and a half later, these principles are widely embedded across the heritage sector. But what do they mean in practice today?

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Understanding Your Old Building online course

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Maintaining Scotland's Historic Places of Worship - Edinburgh

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Maintaining Scotland's Historic Places of Worship - Helensburgh

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Practical Flour Milling Course - Cambridgeshire

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Myth-busting: Wooden sash windows needn’t go in the skip

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Temple Church - SPAB Casework spotlight

Casework Officer Gill Pedlar has an update on the work at one of London's oldest in-use churches.

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Leadwork in conservation - SPAB response to HSE Review

The UK Health and Safety Executive is reviewing regulations for Lead exposure and PPE. What does this mean for building conservation?

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Maintaining Scottish Places of Worship

Our project across Scotland working with historic places of worship. Supporting communities and protecting their religious buildings.

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