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The Queen has approved that Beth McHattie may be appointed as a Member of the Churches Conservation Trust.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Stephen Williams met with key professional bodies, challenging them to do more to make buildings, streets and public space more inclusive.
£88.5 million investment to help it stand alone
Water Minister Dan Rogerson visited Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park this week to see the Canal & River Trust's work to restore waterways.
Sajid Javid announces cathedrals across England set to receive almost £5 million for urgent repairs in the first round of First World War Centenary Cathedral repair fund grants.
Culture Secretary Sajid Javid MP has appointed 7 new Commissioners with effect from 1 June 2014.
Three national commemorative events to mark the First World War Centenary will take place on August 4 this year
Injured military personnel have helped unearth an abandoned village as part of an archaeology project which aims to help their recovery.
Church of England and Catholic cathedrals in England can apply to new fund for urgent repair work.
Rare mirror to be sent abroad unless matching offer of £33,000 can be found
Provisions will make the listed building consent system more effective and efficient, reducing bureaucracy and cutting costs
Panel rules ‘Beaching a Boat, Brighton’ by John Constable currently at Tate should be returned to claimants
A series of First World War practice trenches have been uncovered at Ballykinler Training Centre in Northern Ireland.
Storms and flooding have revealed human remains thought to date from the 19th century on a disused MOD island in Portsmouth Harbour.
Ed Vaizey issues temporary export bar to help find a UK buyer.
Maria Miller sets out new vision for strengthening, protecting and promoting England’s heritage for the public.
Consultation from 14 November 2013 on the heritage of the Midland Main Line railway as part of the preparations for the electrification of the route.
Last surviving First World War aerodrome’s long-term future secured.
Volunteer surveys of Grade II buildings prove popular first step to getting involved in Heritage at Risk.
Changes to help listed places of worship with the cost of repairs and alterations
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