24th Feb, 2026
Join HBP for an online talk on Quaker Meeting Houses with Chris Skidmore. This talk will explore the distinctive architectural features of Quaker meeting houses and their evolution over more than four centuries.
"; fcontent[1]="24th February, 2026
This unit is designed to develop your ability to understand conservation, restoration, repair and maintenance of traditional buildings including their performance, function and the principles of conservation and restoration. Suitable for those with limited experience in the construction and heritage industries or anyone with a keen interest in the care and repair of traditional buildings and their history.
"; fcontent[2]="24th Feb, 2026
This webinar 1pm start will explore the conservation of external timber war memorials across England, focusing on their material and technical aspects.Gain insights into common deterioration issues and learn about appropriate conservation techniques, including timber repair, protective treatments and maintenance.
"; fcontent[3]="26th Feb, 2026
This morning lecture will provide an in-depth introduction to the history of timber-framed buildings. The first talk will explore the history of timber-framed buildings and the technological, economic and social changes that can occur as a result of the varying phases of this typology. In the second talk you will learn how to 'read' a timber-framed house by recognising their essential features, analysing and dating them. The course will be provided by Tim Howson, Conservation Officer for Maldon District Council and member of the Essex Historic Buildings Group.
"; fcontent[4]="26th Feb, 2026
This course has two parts, lead welding bossing.Welding - Candidates will cover, and undertakeButt WeldingLap WeldingCover PatchFillet WeldingIncline welding and gusset cornerPipe sleeveFront apronWelded back gutterSaddle flashingsBossing - Candidates will cover, and undertakeHalf front apronChute outletInternal and External corners
"; fcontent[5]="3rd Mar, 2026
Buildings are worth saving because they are great storytellers, but teasing out those tales can unexpectedly become an Odyssey in itself. Join Robin Hughes of Hallamshire Historic Buildings on his quest as he visits a pub with no beer, hears heavenly voices in a churchyard, seeks missionaries and moneymen in Mayfield and spins a yarn about a cotton mill in Kelham.
"; fcontent[6]="11th Mar, 2026
This course is aimed at Historic Environment Professionals who wish to understand more about the public inquiry process and producing a proof of evidence. The first session will provide an overview of the public inquiry process from an appeal being made through to giving evidence at the inquiry. The second session will look at the different documents forming part of the inquiry which the expert witness will be expected to complete or contribute to. We will also discuss the timeframes these documents are typically expected and tips for how to structure them.
"; fcontent[7]="12th Mar, 2026
Join HBP and the Welsh Jewish Cultural Centre for a fascinating discussion about the future of the former Merthyr Tydfil Synagogue a beautiful listed Victorian building and the only remaining purpose-built synagogue in Wales.
"; fcontent[8]="16th March, 2026
A 3 day workshop aimed at contractors, building on the knowledge and skills gained on 'C1 Making and Using Traditional Mortars'. The workshop aims to enable participants to complete seamless rebuilding and repair of traditional masonry to match original work. This course deals with the consolidation of rubble walling rebuilding stone replacement walling and undertaking masonry repairs at roof level
"; fcontent[9]="17th Mar, 2026
Discover the rich history and remarkable architecture of this medieval treasure, founded in 1089 in the Romanesque style and transformed in the 1300s under Edward III into the Perpendicular style. Highlights include the world-famous Cloister and the spectacular stained glass Great East Window in the Quire.Well also descend to the Crypt to explore the passages and side chapels used by monks nearly 900 years ago.A special feature of the visit is a behind-the-scenes tour of the Stonemasons Workshop, where traditional heritage crafts are demonstrated and the team shares insights into ongoing restoration projects.
"; fcontent[10]="19th Mar, 2026
This day course is aimed at anybody interested in or involved with timber repairs. The first talk will cover identification and repair methods, both modern and historic. The process of repairs and risk mitigation will also be discussed with reference to real life case studies. The second session will allow students the opportunity to see examples of timbers and the tools best suited to repair them up close. There will also be a tour of the Grade I-listed, thirteenth-century timber-framed barns on site at Cressing Temple. The course will be delivered by Rick Lewis of Traditional Oak Carpentry.
"; fcontent[11]="20th March, 2026
A 1-day workshop aimed at contractors, building on the knowledge and skills gained on 'C1 Making and Using Traditional Mortars'. The workshop aims to enable participants to complete seamless rebuilding and repair of traditional masonry to match original work. You will gain a conservation ethic and be able to develop repair strategies suitable for a variety of traditional masonry types.
"; fcontent[12]="25-26 Mar, 2026
Whether you're looking to expand your expertise with traditional lime materials, or seeking to deliver quality repairs on heritage buildings, this immersive two-day course at the Tywi Centre will give you the skills, knowledge and confidence to do the job right.Through expert-led demonstrations and plenty of hands-on practice, youll learn how to prepare, mix and apply lime plasters, renders and mortars across a variety of surfaces .
"; fcontent[13]="26th March, 2026
The event explores how modern geospatial survey and sensor technologies are transforming heritage preservation, management and public engagement. Presentations will feature work from the UKs national heritage organisations, the integration of non-visible sensors into survey workflows, and approaches to sharing heritage datasets online. Attendees will also learn about RIEGLs geospatial portfolio and how it can support heritage survey projects
"; fcontent[14]="16th April, 2026
A one-day workshop for anyone interested in learning about the use of lime, whether you're a heritage professional specifying its use in conservation works, or a homeowner wanting to understand small patch repairs. Led by Graham Griffiths of The Lime Place, you will observe demonstrations on how to hand-mix small amounts of lime plaster and how to repair or replace patches. No prior experience is required.
"; fcontent[15]="20th April, 2026
A two day introduction at the National Trust's Quarry Bank Mill to the essentials of surveying traditionally constructed buildings and building pathology. Under the expert tuition of two experienced historic building surveyors, Dec Cahill Simon Hollis, you will learn how to understand and differentiate between pre- and post-1918 construction methods, materials and structures. Price - 320
"; fcontent[16]="22nd Apr, 2026
Owning a listed building is a privilege but it also comes with responsibilities. If you're considering alterations, extensions, or repairs, understanding the Listed Building Consent process is essential. This one-day course has been designed specifically for owners of listed buildings who are preparing to make an application or who simply want to be better informed. Through expert guidance, real-life examples, and interactive discussion, you'll gain the confidence to navigate the consent process, avoid common pitfalls, and make well-informed decisions about your historic property.
"; fcontent[17]="23rd Apr, 2026
This half-day course will provide an overview of lithics in archaeology, and the methods and approaches to their identification and analysis. It will explore the key attributes of worked flint, changing technologies used to knap flint and lithics' context within archaeological practice. The course will also cover typologies and will showcase some local sites and examples within Essex to provide insight to what is typically found in this area. The course will be led by Adam Wightman, Fieldwork Manager of the Colchester Archaeological Trust,
"; fcontent[18]="27th April, 2026
Next Series of HAWK Online Courses Runs from 27 April - 21 June 2026 with Micro-credentials. ECTS credits will be awarded as part of micro-credentials for our online courses. For registration and more information see our website
"; fcontent[19]="27th Apr, 2026
Next Series of HAWK Online Courses Runs from 27 April - 21 June 2026 with Micro-credentials. ECTS credits will be awarded as part of micro-credentials for our online courses. For registration and more information see our website
"; fcontent[20]="27th Apr, 2026
Next Series of HAWK Online Courses Runs from 27 April - 21 June 2026 with Micro-credentials. ECTS credits will be awarded as part of micro-credentials for our online courses. For registration and more information see our website
"; fcontent[21]="27th April, 2026
Next Series of HAWK Online Courses Runs from 27 April - 21 June 2026 with Micro-credentials. ECTS credits will be awarded as part of micro-credentials for our online courses. For registration and more information see our website
"; fcontent[22]="27th April, 2026
Next Series of HAWK Online Courses Runs from 27 April - 21 June 2026 with Micro-credentials. ECTS credits will be awarded as part of micro-credentials for our online courses. For registration and more information see our website
"; fcontent[23]="27th April, 2026
Next Series of HAWK Online Courses Runs from 27 April - 21 June 2026 with Micro-credentials. ECTS credits will be awarded as part of micro-credentials for our online courses. For registration and more information see our website
"; fcontent[24]="27th April, 2026
Next Series of HAWK Online Courses Runs from 27 April - 21 June 2026 with Micro-credentials. ECTS credits will be awarded as part of micro-credentials for our online courses. For registration and more information see our website
"; fcontent[25]="27th April, 2026
Next Series of HAWK Online Courses Runs from 27 April - 21 June 2026 with Micro-credentials. ECTS credits will be awarded as part of micro-credentials for our online courses. For registration and more information see our website
"; fcontent[26]="27th April, 2026
Next Series of HAWK Online Courses Runs from 27 April - 21 June 2026 with Micro-credentials. ECTS credits will be awarded as part of micro-credentials for our online courses. For registration and more information see our website
"; fcontent[27]="27th April, 2026
Next Series of HAWK Online Courses Runs from 27 April - 21 June 2026 with Micro-credentials. ECTS credits will be awarded as part of micro-credentials for our online courses. For registration and more information see our website
"; fcontent[28]="27th April, 2026
Next Series of HAWK Online Courses Runs from 27 April - 21 June 2026 with Micro-credentials. ECTS credits will be awarded as part of micro-credentials for our online courses. For registration and more information see our website
"; fcontent[29]="12-14 May, 2026
Hosted at our Emergency Planning Training Centre, the 3-day Salvage and Disaster Recovery course provides delegates the opportunity to put theory into practice so they are better equipped if they have to deal with a real emergency. Anyone who is expected to take charge of an emergency situation, or participate in the salvage and protection of artefacts is given the opportunity to practice salvage skills in realistic incident conditions and ultimately use an emergency plan effectively.
"; fcontent[30]="20th May, 2026
Place Services have partnered with the National Trust to offer a practical, 3-day archaeological building recording course. Attendees will learn how to record and investigate structures using hand survey techniques. The course will focus on the south-west facing, late-medieval and post-medieval garden wall, completing a stone-by-stone record through hand-drawn elevations which will contribute to the site's archaeological archive.
"; fcontent[31]="26th May, 2026
A 4-day course covering the history of traditional hand and machine-made plain tiles, pantiles and other forms of fired material used for roofing, but mainly concentrates on their conservation and repair. 1,129
"; fcontent[32]="1st Jun, 2026
If you wish to train in the fields of architecture and traditional crafts, TRA encourage you to apply for their 2026 schools or to explore the many summer schools offered by the INTBAU network Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, Australia, Mexico, Finland, Sweden, etc.
"; fcontent[33]="7-9 Jul, 2026
Hosted at our Emergency Planning Training Centre, the 3-day Salvage and Disaster Recovery course provides delegates the opportunity to put theory into practice so they are better equipped if they have to deal with a real emergency. Anyone who is expected to take charge of an emergency situation, or participate in the salvage and protection of artefacts is given the opportunity to practice salvage skills in realistic incident conditions and ultimately use an emergency plan effectively.
"; fcontent[34]="27th Sep, 2026
Join hundreds of community heritage leaders in Belfast and Armagh for three days of networking, discussion, learning, exploration. More info nearer the time.
"; fcontent[35]="13-15 Oct, 2026
Hosted at our Emergency Planning Training Centre, the 3-day Salvage and Disaster Recovery course provides delegates the opportunity to put theory into practice so they are better equipped if they have to deal with a real emergency. Anyone who is expected to take charge of an emergency situation, or participate in the salvage and protection of artefacts is given the opportunity to practice salvage skills in realistic incident conditions and ultimately use an emergency plan effectively.
"; fcontent[36]="1st Nov, 2026
Join the SPAB Dorset Group for a special foray into Devon to visit to Stedcombe House, Axmouth. Guided by owners Paul and Sybella Zisman, this is a chance to learn about their work on this Grade I listed 17th-century house and its Grade II listed Victorian lodge.The owners are embarking on a programme of which will upgrade the services to the building, with sustainability and green energy green energy very much at the fore of their thinking. This naturally has repercussions for the whole building. They also have plans for rejuvenaton of the grounds. Works to the Lodge are underway and we will be able to view the outside.
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