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the pin factory, a red bricked three story building, it sits in a paved redbrick court yard and a bench site outside the building.

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Heritage at Risk Success: Pin Factory Annexe Secures £142,871 Funding

Spilsby House, a heritage building in the style of neo-classical architecture. A building with a Grecian temple style roof, supported by four pillars.

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Historic England Heritage at Risk Funding Secured for Spilsby Sessions House Theatre

Solar panels on moss green roof of building, with taller section of building behind. In the background a building with cream columns joins the newer building.

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Heritage Carbon Reduction Workshops Are Now Open!

Alt text: An aerial photo looking down along the roof on a historic church. One side of the roof is covered by an array of solar panels.

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Keen to be green? Caring about carbon? Historic England launch free Carbon Reduction Workshops for Heritage Organisations!

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Would you and your heritage organisation like to be more green?

Seven people sitting around a table in a naturally brightly lit terrace. The terrace is part of the renovated Camellia House.

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Historic Camellia House at Wentworth Woodhouse wins major European heritage award

Three people stand around a sign that reads 'West Midlands Heritage Trust'. The sign has an orange ribbon tied around it, and one person is cutting the ribbon as part of an opening ceremony.

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Sir Andy Street endorses launch of new regional heritage charity

A black and white aerial photograph of a town.

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Historic England launches local heritage hub, unlocking hidden histories for communities around England

A photograph of Thaxted Windmill. There is grass in the foreground and dark and cloudy skies behind.

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Historic England and The National Lottery Heritage Fund award £1.6m grant for the restoration of Thaxted Windmill in Essex

An image of a pair of light switches. Above them are silhouettes of power station chimneys with a cloud coming out of them which reads CO2.

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Member project becomes Historic England exemplar

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