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Clifton Suspension Bridge Undergoes Largest Restoration in 160 Years
The Clifton Suspension Bridge Trust has finished the most extensive refurbishment in the bridge’s 160-year history, safeguarding Bristol’s iconic landmark for future generations.

Tamworth’s Historic Market Street Buildings Undergo Extensive Restoration Revealing 17th Century Features
Tamworth Borough Council is advancing the restoration of three Grade II listed properties on Market Street, uncovering original construction materials dating back to approximately 1693.

Taylor Maxwell Delivers Over £500,000 in Custom Stone for Crystal Palace Park Italian Terraces Restoration
Taylor Maxwell, a prominent UK supplier of brick, façade, and timber solutions within the BRCK Group, has provided bespoke wet cast stone valued at more…

Blue Sky Building to Lead Complex Barbican Centre Renewal Project
Blue Sky Building, a London-based specialist in Construction Management, has been appointed to manage the Barbican Renewal Programme, a major restoration and revitalisation effort at…

Grade I-listed Elizabethan Hall to go under the hammer
A Grade I-listed Elizabethan mansion dating back to 1583 is scheduled for auction later this month, with a guide price set between £550,000 and £600,000.

Smedley’s Hydro regeneration in Matlock given planning green light
Derbyshire Dales District Council has granted planning permission for the regeneration of Smedley’s Hydro in Matlock, setting the stage for a comprehensive transformation of this…

Restoration Work to Begin on Manchester’s Iconic Chinatown Archway
Manchester’s Chinatown archway, a cherished symbol of the city’s Chinese community, is set to undergo a two-year restoration project starting this weekend, Saturday 12 September.

Historic Three Tuns Mural Successfully Moved & Stored During Coventry City Centre South Redevelopment
The Hill Group has successfully extracted and secured the Grade II listed Three Tuns Mural, a notable piece of Coventry’s post-war public art, as part…

Historic 16th-century country house hotel goes to market
A charming Georgian country house hotel with holiday cottages built on the site of a former 13th-century religious convent in the heart of the North…

UWL Lecturer Showcases Cutting-Edge Heritage Conservation Techniques
Dr Efcharis (Haroula) Balodimou, Senior Lecturer in the Built Environment and Course Leader in Architectural Design Technology at the University of West London (UWL), recently…