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.

The Building Conservation Certification Scheme offers CIOB members a path to becoming certified conservation specialists, writes Caroline Gumble.

Kier has returned six Victorian-era stone statues to the rooftop of the Citizens Theatre in Glasgow.

David Shafik on the challenging task of exterior work to the iconic London church All Souls.

DBR’s Adrian Attwood discusses the importance of moulding a new generation of skilled craftspeople to protect heritage assets

Listed building consent has been approved to replace the top of Blackpool Tower with new LED lights and remove damaged strips.

Conservation charity English Heritage has announced the launch of a heritage apprenticeship programme and skills training centre aimed at safeguarding endangered specialist skills.

English Heritage has started extensive conservation works on London’s historic landmark Marble Arch.

The recent ruling on the future of M&S Oxford Street store highlights the increasing scrutiny being placed on the embodied carbon associated with re-development, write Nicholle Kingsley and Siobhan Cross.

A landowner who carried out unauthorised works to a listed building in Tower Hamlets has been fined £20,000 after failing to comply with an enforcement notice. 

CIOB’s annual conservation conference, in partnership with English Heritage, takes place on 25 April at One Moorgate Place, London.

Three heritage conservation specialists from Cliveden Conservation set out the disciplines and challenges of their working lives

A new report has found that a retrofitting strategy for historic buildings can boost the economy and help the UK achieve its net zero goals.

On 2 March Heritage Lincolnshire is offering members a site visit to England’s oldest surviving friary building – Greyfriars, Lincoln.

City of Lincoln Council and Heritage Lincolnshire have secured the necessary funding to bring the iconic Greyfriars building in Lincoln back to life.

Opportunities now available to support annual CIOB heritage sector event.