A CGI video shows how Spencer Group will create a new dock gate as part of a £1.9m project to help preserve a historic vessel in Hull.

The Tower of London and St Paul’s Cathedral could be “severely harm[ed]” by the expansion of the Square Mile’s office space and tall buildings, Historic England has warned.

Can a heritage building be smart too? That’s the plan for the new Museum of London in London’s historic Smithfield market. Kristina Smith meets the client and Sir RobertvMcAlpine’s construction team.

CIOB’s annual conservation conference will take place on 9 May at Congress Centre, London.

Home of World War Two’s codebreakers, Bletchley Park is constantly looking for new ways to tell its stories. Kristina Smith talks to head of site works Phil Atkins about the conservation and new build projects on the famous estate.

The Lancasters – Since July 2019 CIOB chartered company and heritage specialist Rosewood has been working on a complex facade restoration.

The City of London Corporation and Purcell have published an open-access toolkit to help heritage building owners make necessary adaptations to reduce carbon emissions and build climate resilience.

Guidance on managing Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) in listed buildings has been published.

Morgan Sindall has begun a comprehensive refurbishment project at Watford Colosseum to upgrade the historic live entertainment venue. 

A Yorkshire specialist conservation company is restoring the oldest bank in the UK.

DBR has been officially named as the contractor carrying out the conservation works on London’s historic Marble Arch.

A selection of readers’ comments about news and issues in the industry from across the CIOB community.

CIOB company member Gilbert-Ash has been appointed as the main contractor for a major refurbishment of one of the galleries at Tate Liverpool.

Historic England has added 159 buildings and sites to its ‘Heritage at Risk Register’.

In CM’s second interview with CIOB advisory panel chairs, St Paul’s Cathedral’s director of property talks about the heritage group.

A grand Victorian underpass that once connected the Crystal Palace with a neighbouring station is being restored to its former glory.

How do you enhance the environmental credentials of a stately home that dates back more than three centuries?

Wates has finished building a 144,000 sq ft development behind the famous Piccadilly Lights in London’s West End.