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£45,000 – £53,000 pa
Full time (37.5 hrs pw), Fixed Term Contract (12 months FTC Maternity Cover – Feb 2024-Feb 2025)
Location: Buckingham Palace

About the role

The size, complexity and heritage of the Royal residences will present you with some truly fascinating, and often unique, challenges.

Joining the London team, you’ll be managing and delivering a mixed portfolio of projects across the London estate, ensuring a customer focus and cost-effective project delivery.

From overseeing work and contractors to managing external design teams, you’ll take on an array of engaging assignments, varying in scope and scale.

Every day, like every project, will be different. You’ll have oversight for the full lifecycle of each project, management of risk & compliance, budget control and stakeholder relationships. Continue reading →

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Voluntary roles (reasonable expenses paid)*
Location: Flexible

Are you a low carbon, sustainability, or building-services professional, willing to volunteer to help the Church of England with the challenge of Net Zero Carbon?

In the face of the twin crises for climate and nature, the environment is a growing area of focus for the Church of England. We have a commitment to net-zero carbon by 2030. Our ability to rise to this challenging target relies partly on a network of volunteer advisors around the country, supporting the work of our Diocesan Advisory Committees. Continue reading →

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London EC1M

We are looking for a talented and dedicated consultant to join our conservation team.

Alan Baxter’s work brings together a broad range of conservation, urban design, masterplanning and engineering projects.  The practice thrives on a highly interactive culture with varied and challenging projects.  As part of this, our widely respected conservation team provides a full range of heritage support for a wide variety of private and public sector clients.

Current projects include Clandon Park for the National Trust, Paddington, St Pancras and Bristol Temple Meads Stations, The Barbican Arts Centre and a range of projects for York Minster and in the wider historic city. Continue reading →

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£36,000 – £41,200 pa (subject to qualifications and experience)
Full time (36 hrs pw)
Consideration will be given to hybrid and flexible working 

The Role
The Church of England Diocese of Chelmsford is seeking to recruit a Diocesan Advisory Committee Secretary. The DAC advises parishes who are planning work to their churches and is mainly run by volunteers and supported by a team of consultants and specialist advisers. This is an important opportunity to support the work of DAC and provide essential support to churches within the Diocese. You will be responsible for the efficient delivery of the work of the DAC. You will use your understanding and expertise and act as the first point of contact on all church building matters. You will also be responsible for the line management of the DAC Assistant and ensure all administrative duties for the DAC are effectively handled. Continue reading →

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£44,359 pa
Full time, fixed 1 year contact
Hybrid – remote working and London

The Cathedral and Church Buildings Department (CCB) supports the conservation and development of the Church of England’s cathedrals and church buildings and their contents for worship, mission and community engagement. The CCB provides support for three statutory bodies (the Church Buildings Council, the Statutory Advisory Committee and the Cathedrals Fabric Commission for England), and works closely with other departments within the NCIs.

Churches are our nation’s most important public buildings with a Christian presence in every community. The 16,000 church buildings and 42 cathedrals are cared for by volunteers and clergy who also provide significant community services alongside worship. Church buildings, however, face a major conservation deficit, as well as pressing Net Zero Carbon priorities. The National Church advises and supports churches in many ways but there is no regular funding from Government for church buildings, and a funding strategy is essential to help sustain our church buildings. Continue reading →

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c£65,000 pa
Full time

The Historic Dockyard Chatham, the best preserved of all Georgian dockyards, is the world’s most complete dockyard of the Age of Sail; a time when the Royal Navy dominated the oceans, establishing Great Britain as a global power.  Upon the closure of the dockyard in 1984, The Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust was established as the custodian of the historic estate, to preserve and educate on the historic and architectural significance of The Historic Dockyard Chatham.

Today, The Historic Dockyard Chatham, is the leading example of a mixed-use heritage estate.  A vitally significant historic estate delivering outstanding preservation, an award-winning independent museum, commercial estate, Higher Education campus, leading film location. and residential community. Continue reading →