Heritage Now #10

MASTER ISSUE 03/2024

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HERITAGE NOW THE MAGAZINE OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS & PLACES

Historic Buildings & Places The Courtyard 37 Spital Square London E1 6DY

Historic Buildings & Places is the working name of the Ancient Monuments Society, registered charity 209605.

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Upfront with Liz Power

Join us For membership enquiries contact membership@hbap.org.uk. Heritage Now is distributed to all members of Historic Buildings & Places.

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Diary Celebrating our centenary in 2024 and looking ahead to 2025. Three buildings by Andrew Noble Prentice Alan Calder, Prentice’s biographer, assesses work by this ‘confident and gifted architect with an inde pendence of thought and approach.’ Casework review Ross Anthony and Matthew Saunders highlight examples of recent casework that demonstrate the broad range of work carried out by HB&P. Celebrating two decades of the Village Alive Trust Edward Holland tells us how the trust works with owners to secure the future of buildings at risk.

Editor Paul Holden Email magazine@hbap.org.uk

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Editorial Board Jill Channer Martin Cherry Bob Kindred

The views and opinions expressed here are those of the respective authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of Historic Buildings & Places or the publisher.

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Publisher Cathedral Communications Limited High Street, Tisbury, Wiltshire SP3 6HA Telephone 01747 871717 www.buildingconservation.com

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ISSN 2754-4192

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A warm welcome to our six new trustees

Patron His Majesty King Charles III.

In conversation… Simon Bradley of Yale University Press talks about the success, evolution and legacy of the Pevsner brand. From the sector Ross Anthony highlights the latest news and views in the world of heritage.

President The Rt Hon Lord Inglewood, DL, MRICS

Chairman Sara Robertson FRSA, FIIC

Director Liz Power

HB&P casework impact report

Deadline for contributions for the next edition will be 1 December 2024

AGM Report from the 2024 Annual General Meeting.

Cover image: Croxden Abbey, west front. This 13th-century monastic ruin is featured in the 2024 revised Buildings of England: Staffordshire by Christopher Wakeling and Nikolaus Pevsner. (Martine Hamilton Knight) Image left: The interior looking east of St Teilo’s, Llanarth, Monmouthshire. (Village Alive Trust)

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