20 years of saving heritage at risk
A celebration of 20 years of Heritage at Risk project which first started in 1998.
A celebration of 20 years of Heritage at Risk project which first started in 1998.
It’s the 69th Notting Hill Carnival this weekend and the streets of Kensington and Chelsea will be full of Soca music, steel pan bands, sizzling Caribbean food stalls and an array of dazzling costumes and parade floats.
We take a look at 5 top tips for planning the maintenance and repair of your listed property.
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London streets are lined with colourful shops, clamouring for our attention. Many are of considerable age, and have survived forContinue Reading
Vernacular houses were built to reflect local customs and traditions using locally available materials like wood, stone and brick.
Buildings: we live and work in them, use them and ignore them. But are they wallpaper to you or areContinue Reading
Woolworth’s bright red signboard was a beacon on British and Irish high streets for nearly a century.
Cities are carpeted with pictures, but these pictures are not public art or the work of a subversive street artist.Continue Reading