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177 – September 2023
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176 – June 2023
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175 – March 2023
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174 – December 2022
From chrysalis to butterfly: the IHBC at 25
173 – September 2022
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172 – June 2022
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171 – March 2022
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170 – December 2021
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169 – September 2021
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168 – June 2021
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167 – March 2021
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166 – November 2020
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165 – August 2020
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164 – May 2020
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163 – March 2020
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162 – November 2019
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161 – September 2019
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160 – July 2019
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159 – May 2019
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158 – March 2019
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157 – November 2018
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156 – September 2018
IHBC Annual School Belfast
Our shared heritage
155 – July 2018
From theory to practice and back again
154 – May 2018
Working with lime and stone
153 – March 2018
The Isle of Man
152 – November 2017
Floorscape
151 – September 2017
Annual School – Manchester 2017
Historic transport infrastructure:
the backbone of civilisation
150 – July 2017
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149 – May 2017
Green Retrofit
148 – March 2017
50th anniversity of the Civic Amenities Act
147 – November 2016
Protecting memory
146 – September 2016
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145 – July 2016
Building Types
144 – May 2016
Restoring Kew’s Temperate House
143 – March 2016
Building with earth and clay
142 – November 2015
Who is the expert?
141 – September 2015
IHBC Annual School Norwich
140 – July 2015
Continuity and change in Northern Ireland
139 – May 2015
Working with metal
138 – March 2015
The changing face of retail
137 – November 2014
The Impact of the First World War
136 – September 2014
Edinburgh School – The art of conservation
135 – July 2014
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134 -May 2014
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133 – March 2014
Valuing heritage
132 – November 2013
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131 – September 2013
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130 – July 2013
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129 – May 2013
Scotland’s built heritage
128 – March 2013
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127 – November 2012
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126 – September 2012
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125 – July 2012
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124 – May 2012
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123 – March 2012
Conserving historic interiors
122 – November 2011
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121 – September 2011
Navigating the Shallows: Conservation and stewardship in uncertain times
120 – July 2011
Dimensions of localism
119 – May 2011
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118 – March 2011
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117 – November 2010
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116 – September 2010
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115 – July 2010
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114 – May 2010
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113 – March 2010
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112 – November 2009
Sixty years of listing
111 – September 2009
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110 – July 2009
The rural dimension
109 – May 2009
Conservation goes underground
108 – March 2009
The uncomfortable history of prisons, death camps, workhouses & slavery
107 – November 2008
Making conservation mainstream in Northern Ireland
106 – September 2008
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105 – July 2008
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104 – May 2008
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103 – March 2008
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102 – November 2007
Conservation in a world of diversity
101 – September 2007
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100 – July 2007
Ten years of IHBC
100 issues of Context
99 – May 2007
Rebuilding Bath’s Spa
98 – March 2007
Energy efficient conservation
97 – November 2006
International themes from Japan, Romania & Russia
96 – September 2006
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184 – Leaders of conservation thought – June 2025

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Leaders of Conservation Thought

Editorial – Making sense of it all

KATE CLARK – Inclusive, values-based conservation to 2008

CHRIS WOOD – John Ashurst: practitioner, writer and educator

EVE BLAIN – SAVE at 50: celebrating half a century of campaigning

REBECCA MADGIN – Lord Kennet: making government work

JOE HOLYOAK – Discovering Jane Jacobs

DUNCAN McCALLUM – Nineteenth-century conservation thinking from Ruskin onwards

EDWARD LEWIS and OLIVIA STITSON – Replacing Brighton Museum’s roof lantern

SAMMY WOODFORD – The world of generative AI

IAN WRAY – Old buildings and oligarchs

Posted on June 25, 2025Categories Uncategorized

183 – Wellbeing and Heritage – March 2025

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Editorial – Feeling better already

LINDA MONCKTON and DESI GRADINAROVA – Wellbeing and heritage: making a difference

THOMAS COLWILL and ADALA LEESON – The economics of heritage and wellbeing

ANGHARAD HART – Workplace wellbeing in the heritage sector

ELAINE GRIFFITHS – Healing through heritage

RICHARD OSGOOD – Broken pots, mending lives

ALEXANDRA DZIEGIEL – Bricks, mortar and emotions

JESSICA BOWDEN – Heritage, ageing and wellbeing

IAN WRAY – Nairn’s Liverpool revisited

GRAHAM TITE – The destruction of the English country house

Posted on April 22, 2025Categories Uncategorized

182 – Heating and Ventilation – December 2024

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EDITORIAL – Some words of comfort

JONATHAN TAYLOR – Sustainable heating for listed buildings

ROBYN PENDER, AMY GRAHAM and KATIE STEELE – A people-first approach to retrofit

ESMÉ COPPOCK – Researching and restoring Abbotsford’s hothouse

FAYE DAVIES and LAWRENCE WILLIAMSON – Restoring Great Yarmouth’s Winter Gardens

ROBERT HUXFORD – In the footsteps of Alec Clifton-Taylor

CATHERINE CROFT – Catching up on listing

Posted on December 13, 2024April 22, 2025Categories Uncategorized

181 – Urban Housing – September 2024

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Editorial – Urban housing: a history of innovation

PETER DE FIGUEIREDO – The revival of urban council housing

JOHN PERRY – Saving DH Lawrence’s birthplace

COLIN THOM – Gentrification in London

JOCELYN CUNLIFFE – The maintenance challenge of urban housing in Scotland

KATRIONA BYRNE – A pocket of prefab fabulousness

BELLE NEILSON – The architectural use of wood and coal tar in England

JOHN PENDLEBURY and LOES VELDPAUS – Blue plaques for inspiring pioneers

IMOGEN WOOD – Connecting people and places with climate impacts

Posted on October 14, 2024October 14, 2024Categories Uncategorized

180 – June 2024 – Where heritage and nature meet

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Editorial – We are all doomed, but…

IMOGEN WOOD – Value transitions between heritage and nature

IAN DUNGAVELL – Life and death at Highgate Cemetery

SIAN ATKINSON, LIAM PLUMMER and EMILY SLOAN – Shaping the Northern Forest

ERIKA DIAZ PETERSEN – Everyone needs trees

ANTHEA JONES – Saving traditional orchards

MARIE LE DEVEHAT and URMILA JHA-THAKUR – Birkenhead Park shows the way

MARK NORTH – Don’t take British stone for granted

BEN COWELL – Heritage management plans and historic landscapes

DIANA EVANS, DAVID KNIGHT, SARAH ROBINSON, DIANA SPENCER, LISA WORLEDGE and KATE JONES – Bats in churches

DORIAN PROUDFOOT and TOM BROMET – Hardwick Old Hall, Derbyshire

IAN WRAY – Heritage, industry and slavery

CHRIS BLANDFORD – Developing the UK world heritage tentative list

JOHN PRESTON – The battle for Cambridge’s Mill Road Free Library, part 2

SEAN KNIGHT, SOPHIE NORTON, DORIAN PROUDFOOT and JOSEPH TONG – Heritage building skills and live-site training

AYAKA TAKAKI – Restoring Alexander Pope’s Grotto

Posted on June 25, 2024June 25, 2024Categories Uncategorized

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