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The Building Conservation Directory

The 2025 edition brings together the latest expert advice and up-to-date information on craft skills, conservation products and specialist services, as well as course listings, sources of advice and other essential information.

A hard copy may be ordered here and a free digital 'flipping book' version is available in digital format here.

The 2026 edition will be published in July.

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Historic Churches magazine

The latest edition of Historic Churches is now available in print and online.

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Current issues in this 32nd edition include church closures, climate change, training, and the cleaning and restoration of Notre-Dame in Paris. Other articles explore the UK's rich heritage of ecclesiastical art and architecture, from Pugin's sumptuous interior decoration to the interiors of the humble tin tabernacle.

For full details of what's included in this latest edition and to order your copy see here.

Roof repairs being carried out at St Cuthbert's We all know that extreme weather events will become more common and that humidity levels are likely to rise, but how vulnerable is your church? In this article Morwenna Slade outlines how local climate modelling combined with an understanding of form and condition can help us predict potential vulnerabilities.


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Green Infrastructure and the Urban Historic Environment

THE OLDEST municipal public parks have now served their communities for more than 150 years. As the gruesome Covid-19 lockdowns in 2020 demonstrated, they are still essential and very much valued.



Designed by Joseph Paxton and opened in 1847, Birkenhead Park was one of the first great public parks and the inspiration for New York's Central Park (Photo: Alexandre Gravis, CC by SA 4.0)

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