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  • 157 – November 2018
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    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
    Conservation and Urbanism
  • 149 – May 2017
    Green Retrofit
  • 148 – March 2017
    50th anniversity of the Civic Amenities Act
  • 147 – November 2016
    Protecting memory
  • 146 – September 2016
    Annual School
  • 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
    Focus on Yorkshire
  • 134 -May 2014
    Timber conservation & repair
  • 133 – March 2014
    Valuing heritage
  • 132 – November 2013
    Heritage & nationhood
  • 131 – September 2013
    Spotlight on skills
  • 130 – July 2013
    Our seaside heritage
  • 129 – May 2013
    Scotland’s built heritage
  • 128 – March 2013
    The heritage of leisure
  • 127 – November 2012
    The heritage of market towns
  • 126 – September 2012
    Winchester Annual School – Significance: Who decides?
  • 125 – July 2012
    The heritage of sport
  • 124 – May 2012
    The transport heritage
  • 123 – March 2012
    Conserving historic interiors
  • 122 – November 2011
    The heritage of defence
  • 121 – September 2011
    Navigating the Shallows: Conservation and stewardship in uncertain times
  • 120 – July 2011
    Dimensions of localism
  • 119 – May 2011
    Healthy environments
  • 118 – March 2011
    Designed landscapes
  • 117 – November 2010
    Looking back
  • 116 – September 2010
    Going for Gold in 2010: a capital conference
  • 115 – July 2010
    Defining & protecting views
  • 114 – May 2010
    Working with building preservation trusts
  • 113 – March 2010
    Fire & historic buildings
  • 112 – November 2009
    Sixty years of listing
  • 111 – September 2009
    Buxton Annual School – Conservation: a key to sustainable design
  • 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
    Guildford Annual School – Managing the spaces in between
  • 105 – July 2008
    Conserving churches
  • 104 – May 2008
    Research & understanding
  • 103 – March 2008
    Technical insights into the carbon challenge
  • 102 – November 2007
    Conservation in a world of diversity
  • 101 – September 2007
    Liverpool Annual School
  • 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
    Plymouth Annual School
    Sustainable conservation on the waterfront
  • 95 – July 2006
    Technical challenges
  • Context 94 – May 2006
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113 – March 2010
Fire & historic buildings

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MIKE COULL Performance of traditional timber doors in fires
STEVE EMERY Changes to legislation on fire
BOB JOHNSON Choose your extinguisher carefully
ANDREW FORECAST BS 9999 and historic buildings
BOB JOHNSON Insuring heritage buildings
STEWART KIDD Fire suppression systems in historic buildings
PAUL TURNBULL Preventing fires in thatched roofs

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