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- We are delighted to partner with a range of sponsors on the SPAB Heritage Awards. Read more about how our SPAB Heritage Awards 2024 sponsors are supporting a thriving heritage sector below.
- 2021 Scholar Amy Redman shares her new-found love for a traditional craft and some of its challenges today...
- We were recently consulted about works to repair the Grade II* listed almshouses in Tregony, Truro.
- 2021 SPAB Scholar Libby Watts introduces the history and production of plain glass windows...
- We aim to post on our social media channels regularly with tips and advice, inspiring stories and the latest news about our work and the heritage sector. Please share your videos, photos, and ideas with us on social media.
- We look at these humble buildings, which offer refuge to travellers in a sometimes unforgiving landscape.
- The potential repair of these beautiful but sadly neglected structures in Devon is a long running SPAB case. We are increasingly concerned at their rapid deterioration; in June 2021 part of the roof over the 17th-century bay collapsed.
- Maintenance Week (19-26 November 2021) reminds anyone who cares for a property - regardless of its age, type or purpose - of the straightforward steps they can take to protect their building from winter weather.
- We are delighted to be hosting two forthcoming online sessions on the IHBC helpdesk during COP26.
- In the coverage of COP26 and the climate crisis, we’ve been hearing a lot about the part that buildings will play in reducing our use of fossil fuels.
- To John Ruskin Lincoln Cathedral was “the most precious piece of architecture in the British Isles”. One of its most celebrated features is the carved Romanesque frieze on the façade and we are deeply concerned about its future.
- The ancient church of St Tanwg sits in a hollow in the sand dunes at Llandanwg. Worship in this simple medieval building is accompanied by the sound of the deep roll of the sea.