Scotland’s buildings – like you’ve never seen them before!🏠 These are thermal images, and they’re helping to care for Scotland’s historic buildings. To celebrate energy efficiency day of #COP26, find out more about them, and how they’re being used, in our thread ⬇️ (1/6)

I’ve had the chance to go on the top of #BigBen and see gilding done by ClivedenConservation on the very top of the tower. Very much looking forward to hearing about the whole project.

Highly recommend joining this talk and Gareth Fleming showing how #lime plaster helps historic buildings deal with flood.

The Heather Viles is such an inspiration! Congratulations Heather Viles and thank you for mentoring many of us OxRBL!

Wonderful diversity of landscapes during site visits in Dorset 🌊🌾🍁🏰

If you’re searching for guidance on looking after treasured interior historic fittings, fixtures and furnishings, hear from experts @Conservators_uk ICON Care of Collections Group on Thursday PM 👉spab.org.uk/whats-on/cours… FAQs on floorboards: spab.org.uk/advice/timber-… 📸James Osmond 💙 #MaintenanceWeek

"Perceptions of women in building conservation have changed. A woman advising men on a building site 35 years ago had less impact than we do today!" An interview with Elizabeth Hirst ACR celebrating 35 years in building and fine art conservation: icon.org.uk/resource/hirst…

Got a listed building? Want to cut energy use but worried about impacting the fabric? Join us Tues @ 12 for "Conservation pitfalls & how to avoid them en route to net zero". us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… Historic England Historic Environment Forum STBA UK ChurchCare A Rocha UK Fit for the Future

Christmas at NTKingstonLacy, what a treat to see Charles Barry’s cupola from the roof!

Site visits this week were a travel back in time with great views; from Charborough Estate and its tower, a 30m high, 1839 concrete folly, to National Trust Hambledon Hill, an Iron Age hill fort.

Jesus Christ statue being taken out of Armenian Cathedral of Lviv, Ukraine, to be stored in a bunker for protection. The last time it was taken out was during WWII.

A newly launched aerial photography explorer from Historic England will allow users to search and view more than 400,000 photographs dating from 1919 to the present day mapped out across sites covering 30% of England. Explore here: bit.ly/3IVL0fY

Today is the last chance to register for Historic England's training on Accessibility and Disability Inclusion. The online workshops will run over a series of dates in May: bit.ly/3KYYMAk

14th century Fiddleford Manor and Sturminster Newton Mill; bucolic and appropriately historic decors for finally gathering the south-west conservation officers Dorset Council UK and Historic England inspectors.

Second, we need to be taking more carbon out of the atmosphere, where we have too much of it, and putting it back into our soils, ecosystems, and fields through nature-based solutions that can take up as much as 37% of the carbon we produce. nature.org/en-us/what-we-…

When nature makes the most of building fabric: a calcified bee hive on a stone slate. I wonder how old it may be!