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The Institute is a founding participant of The Arc, an historic built environment online resource.

Historic England, Cadw and Historic Environment Scotland have jointly released a new handbook to support learners pursuing retrofit qualifications, as part of broader efforts to support the country's net zero goals.

The Research Infrastructure for Conservation and Heritage Science (RICHeS) has launched the first UK-wide survey of the heritage and conservation science workforce.

Historic England is keen to understand its stakeholders’ perception of the organisation.

A 12-month project is in progress to get one of London's oldest thatched buildings removed from Historic England's Heritage at Risk Register.

The ECHOES Project, funded by the European Commission and supported by UK Research and Innovation, aims to set up the Cultural Heritage Cloud, or European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage (ECCCH).

Historic England has launched a new report aiming to tackle the housing shortage by providing small and medium-sized developers with clear guidance on repurposing historic buildings for residential use.

A former mental health establishment founded by a Quaker in 1792 is to be converted into 120 energy-efficient homes in York.

A five-month restoration project has started on the "last surviving civilian bomb-damaged building" in Hull.

The first-ever Historic Environment Skills and Careers Action Plan for England (HESCAPE) has been officially published.

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.

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.