171 – March 2022
Change on the high street

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CHANGE ON THE HIGH STREET

Editorial – High streets, but not as we know them

ALLISON ORR and JAMES WHITE – All change on the high street

WILL HOLBOROW and ARCHIE WILLIAMS – Heritage on the high street

CLIVE FLETCHER – From the ruins of Nottingham Broadmarsh

LUCY FAIRE and DENISE McHUGH – Sensory and emotional histories of the high street

DAVE CHETWYN – Neighbourhood plans and heritage

BRIAN EVANS – Glasgow’s journey to 2030

 

ALEXANDRA FAIRCLOUGH – Cemetourism: bringing life to burial grounds

JON GEDLING – The restoration of Thiepval

ANTHEA JONES – Landownership in England in 1909

170 – December 2021
The River Severn

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THE RIVER SEVERN

Editorial – The River Severn, from source to sea

PETER BROWN – The Severn navigation

DAVID VINER – The heritage of the lock islands

AMY REYNOLDS and ALEXANDER TURRELL – Powis Castle: a great survivor

NIGEL BAKER – Paddling into the urban past

ANTHEA JONES – Forthampton Court and the Severn

BILL KLEMPERER – Repairing the Iron Bridge

 

IAN WRAY and DAVE CHETWYN – What was Unesco up to in Liverpool?

PAUL KENYON – Restoring Broadbent’s Bath House

REBECCA BURROWS – A tale of two pubs

 

169 – September 2021
Heritage from the bottom up

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Editorial – From the bottom up

DAVID TITTLE – The potential of community-led heritage

TREVOR DISLEY – Saving Dick Nunn’s bridge

MATTHEW SAUNDERS – The joys of partnership

MARCUS BINNEY – Four decades of SAVE campaigns

TONY BARTON – This could be Chester’s most protected building

STEVEN ROBB – Working with Scotland’s Town Partnership

CHERYL ROBERTS – Aberdeenshire and the North East of Scotland Preservation Trust

SARAH MCLEOD – Wentworth Woodhouse: the people’s project

LISA McINTYRE – Churches and the amenity societies

NICOLA GRAYSON – The extensive urban survey 30 years on

MICHAEL ASSELMEYER – Magdeburg Cathedral and a queen from England

ANDREW SHEPHERD – Kurt Schwitters in Elterwater

 

168 – June 2021
Applying Digital Technology

 

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Editorial – Managing change in a digital world

JOANNA HULL – BIM for heritage asset management

HAMISH McMICHAEL – Digital technology in the historic environment

MICHAEL NETTER – Digital modelling for retrofit

SOPHIA MIRASHRAFI and MAUREEN YOUNG – Innovation and investigation at the Hill House

PAUL BRYAN – Using drones for inspection and survey

ADRIAN GRANT – Gaming the urban past

DAVE CHETWYN – Digital media and the post-pandemic town

MICHAEL ASSELMEYER – Shrines of British and Irish saints in Germany

MARK CLIFFORD – Conserving Manchester’s Albert Square and Memorial