Do you have apotropaic marks in you building? Today’s Gone Medieval Podcast episode interviews Brian Hoggard who is an expert on what are often called ‘witches’ marks’ and gives some great tips for finding them.
A recent visit to Liverpool kept me on my Waterhouse pilgrimage
If you have spray foam to the underside of your roof, or you are considering it, this document will help inform you of the implications of its application.
The APPG on Conservation, Places & People has issued its inaugural report on The Value of Heritage. It offers five recommendations to government to improve the environment within which heritage buildings could play an even greater role in the UK’s economy, its 2050 carbon commitments, and its cultural and wellbeing impacts.
Listed properties make fantastic film locations: a property Heritage Revival has been involved with features in Amazon Prime’s new Cinderella
A Grade II listed property comes alive with the wonderful short film on what is was like living on a rural smallholding in Buckinghamshire
June is all about colour! As our eyes have started to engage more closely with nature this month we look more deeply into landscape colours
The National Mills Weekend 2020 sees an hour long film made to celebrate our industrial heritage – and prep us to schedule visits to the mills after restrictions are lifted.
Listed buildings and older properties may be home to protected species who live a seasonal life…read on to learn more on how to work with ecology.
Heritage buildings in 2020! What will become of them? Can they be thermally upgraded to suit our modern lifestyle? If they can’t ‘move with the times’ then maybe their time is up!? The World Economic Forum got underway with as broad a spectrum of speakers as has ever been seen: Time 2019 Person of the …
