
The Folk of Gloucester has secured £142,871 from Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Capital Fund for the restoration of their remarkable Pin Factory Annexe, a unique building that tells the…
The Folk of Gloucester has secured £142,871 from Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Capital Fund for the restoration of their remarkable Pin Factory Annexe, a unique building that tells the…
Delapré Abbey Preservation Trust are delighted to announce the appointment of Amanda Nicols-Polinska as their first Deputy Chief Executive – a milestone in Delapré Abbey Preservation Trust’s continued growth. Amanda has…
We are delighted to celebrate the achievement of Heritage Network member Spilsby Sessions House and East Lindsey District Council, who have successfully secured more than £1 million of Heritage at…
The Hampshire Buildings Preservation Trust (HBPT) is celebrating 50 years of saving and repurposing the county’s rich heritage of historic buildings with a special event at Bursledon Windmill on Thursday…
Naomi Atherton Ltd are excited to share with you their new name and their new brand – Fellstone Over the last 18 months, Naomi Atherton Ltd has been in an…
Workshop 1: How to Measure a Carbon Footprint (Sept – Dec 2025) Previous Participant Feedback: “Really helpful first session about carbon footprinting – seems simpler now than I originally thought.”…
Protecting its resident bats is an important part of the conservation task during the restoration of Wentworth Woodhouse, Rotherham’s Grade I listed country house. But now the tables have turned…
Bannockburn House Trust is pleased to announce that Mrs. Katharine Rubinetti has been awarded a generous $10,000 grant from the St. Andrew’s Society of Washington, D.C. to support a groundbreaking…
Historic England’s new Carbon Reduction Training for the Heritage Sector is open for workshop bookings today! Having previously run a wide variety of forward-looking carbon literacy workshops and webinars –…
We are looking to refresh our Steering Committee to ensure as many Youth Forum members as possible get their chance to shape how the Forum is run. We want your…
Our wonderful work experience student Eve shares some reflections from her placement Before I started my work experience placement at the Heritage Network, I only knew the absolute basics when…
Between September and December 2025 a brand new Network Academy cohort of community heritage leaders will embark on an online, co-designed learning and development journey. The online programme will raise…
Would you like to know more about your organisation’s carbon footprint and how to accurately measure and reduce your organisation’s carbon impact on the planet? Why not join Historic England’s…
Scotland’s largest conservation charity, the National Trust for Scotland has announced a multi-million-pound masterplan to transform one of the country’s most significant historic sites. Fyvie Castle, Garden and Estate, near…
Hear from Conference Organiser, Izabella! With under 2 months to go, preparation is well underway for this year’s conference. Conference is all about building relationships, and that starts right at…
An International Student’s Perspective, by Madeline Wolfson I am slightly embarrassed to say how long it took me to visit my first museum in Glasgow. It was months after getting…
Are you interested in advising our staff on the work of the Network in Northern Ireland? Heritage Network has 41 members located throughout Northern Ireland ranging from building preservation trusts…
The Isle of Thanet has 2,5000 listed buildings which is the largest concentration in the southeast of England. Most are repaired with Portland cement including those managed by the local…
This year our annual conference is heading to Bradford! In this blog series, we’re chatting to members of the Heritage Network and our staff team about their connection to Bradford…
West Midlands Historic Buildings Trust has been awarded £2,825,000 in funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for the St Michael’s Place project in Warwick. Made possible by National Lottery…
The first phase of repair works to save Walpole Old Chapel, near Halesworth in Suffolk, is now under way. Cliveden Conservation has been appointed by the Historic Chapels Trust (HCT)…
Restoration work to the Grade II* Burton Mausoleum in the churchyard of St Mary Magdalen Roman Catholic Church in Mortlake, London, will commence in July 2025. Habitats & Heritage has…
With a firm commitment to sustainability, Cliveden Conservation has initiated a new partnership with Small World Consulting, a leading expert in measuring the carbon and climate impact of organisations. This…
Sheffield now has a dedicated Building Preservation Trust – and it’s set to make a lasting difference. Officially launching on Saturday, 12th July, Sheffield Historic Buildings Trust (SHBT) has been…