The two-year £12m restoration of Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire – overseen by specialist conservation contractor DBR is nearing completion. The scheme is scheduled be completed by the end of October. The…

A fire left the former dorms gutted and roofless in 2023.

Parliament’s Restoration and Renewal (R&R) client board has published a new report setting out costed proposals for the restoration of the Palace of Westminster, recommending the start of a £3bn, seven-year first phase of works.

Morgan Sindall has started dismantling the huge crane that has dominated Norwich’s skyline for the past four years as part of the Norwich Castle-Royal Palace Reborn project.

Stately home Wentworth Woodhouse is undergoing a £200m restoration and CIOB member company William Birch & Sons is one of the companies involved. Kristina Smith reports.

The Grade II-listed Victorian-era Crystal Palace Subway in south London has reopened following a lengthy renovation.

CIOB members were treated to a site visit to ongoing works at a substantial £3m conservation project at Coughton Court, a Grade I-listed National Trust (NT) property in Warwickshire.

A five-month restoration project has started on the “last surviving civilian bomb-damaged building” in Hull.

The Grade I-listed Penzance Market House is undergoing a vital roof restoration, courtesy of ISG. Will Mann reports from the far west of Cornwall.

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

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

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.

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

Rainbow Restoration, the UK’s largest disaster recovery and restoration business, is going from strength to strength since new ownership in 2021.

A historic 16 arch Scottish viaduct has been given a £2m makeover by the National Highways’ Historical Railways Estate (HRE).

Bill Taylor MCIOB of Beard Construction was the Gold winner in the Refurbishment & Restoration category at last year’s CIOB Awards.

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