The Research Infrastructure for Conservation and Heritage Science (RICHeS) has launched the first UK-wide survey of the heritage and conservation science workforce.
The founders of The Arc, the online resource that helps clients find specialist historic environment professionals, have reaffirmed their shared commitment to collaboration and professional excellence by signing a new Memorandum of Understanding.
Significant changes to Scotland's planning regulations mean homeowners in conservation areas can now enjoy greater freedom to upgrade their properties with modern, energy-efficient windows, without compromising on historic character.
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The Tower of London and St Paul's Cathedral could be "severely harm[ed]" by the expansion of the Square Mile's office space and tall buildings, Historic England has warned.
Chatham, Derry/Londonderry and Glasgow are among places where social enterprises and charities are being empowered to take over and transform at-risk high street buildings.
Historic England has added 159 buildings and sites to its Heritage at Risk Register – an annual snapshot of the health of England's historic buildings and places.
Superbloom is a natural new landscape surrounding the Tower of London. For the first time, earlier this year, visitors were able to walk through the moat and admire the twenty million flowers that filled and transformed the Tower's moat.
It is the country's first online building stones database which will bring together information on over 4,000 types of building stone, their uses and sources, in a searchable online GIS map explorer.
