Daily Archives: 17/10/2014

IHBC NI Branch free networking & AGM: Belfast, 12 Nov

The IHBC Northern Ireland Branch is hosting a free networking opportunity for members, prospective members & colleagues, on Wednesday 12 November in Clifton House, Belfast, to include a Branch AGM. Short talks will be offered by leading conservation architects Dawson … Continue reading

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Another busy week for IHBC HESPR’s tender alerts: £71m+!

The IHBC’s support for its listing of corporate bodies that support the institute’s conservation standards, HESPR, now includes regular email alerts on relevant tender advertisements, and which this week sees a record £71,815,000 of specified costs for works notified to … Continue reading

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SPAB/STBA energy efficiency conference inc IHBC CPD

The SPAB and STBA are holding a joint an energy efficiency conference in Carlisle on Friday 7 November, organised with the support of the IHBC North (NO) Branch, featuring prestigious speakers from the research and conservation practitioner communities and recognised … Continue reading

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New English Heritage Model formally announced

This week government announced changes to the workings of English Heritage (EH) and the creation of Historic England, with no changes to the former EH duties and powers of heritage protection and a new charitable trust to manage the former … Continue reading

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Planning freedom: DCLG reveal the effects

The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) has this month issued figures on how changes in the planning regulations have contributed to ‘getting Britain building’, with planning approvals at a 10-year high as authorities granted 350,200 permissions in the … Continue reading

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NHTG Heritage Helpdesk launched

The National Heritage Training Group (NHTG) has launched a new heritage helpdesk this week, with a telephone and email service designed to help offer traditional building skills support. NHTG writes: The NHTG is pleased to announce our new home at … Continue reading

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EH’s tribute to Sir Jocelyn Stevens

English Heritage (EH) has issued a tribute to their former Chairman Sir Jocelyn Stevens, who passed away on 12 October.  English Heritage writes: Sir Jocelyn may have been an unlikely choice of Chairman for English Heritage, but no-one could have … Continue reading

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Help shape HS’s Heritage Management Service

Historic Scotland (HS) has launched a new online survey inviting views on the performance and future of their heritage management service, with a deadline for responses of 4 November. Historic Scotland (HS) writes: Heritage Management is the part of Historic … Continue reading

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Planning rights: lobby of MSPs on third party right of appeal

The charity group ‘Planning Democracy’ are urging people to lobby their MSP (Member of the Scottish Parliament) to support a third party right of appeal being built into the Scottish planning system.  Information on the proposals Planning Democracy group information

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Wedgwood Collection saved

The Wedgwood collection industrial archive has been saved thanks to a public appeal and grants from a major fundraising appeal. Save Wedgwood writes: The Wedgwood Collection – one of the most important industrial archives in the world – has been … Continue reading

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