For everyone's safety and wellbeing, we've had to cancel this year's summer solstice celebrations at Stonehenge. We know how special this occasion is to so many of you, and we'll be live streaming it for free online.

Looking forward to Caroline Cattini-Dow 🌱 & Soki's thermal imaging Historic England CPD webinar. Part of a series of Technical Tuesdays. Also available as a great resource to replay after the event if you can't make the live broadcast historicengland.org.uk/services-skill…

Next weeks Historic England Technical Tuesday CPD webinar is 'fire in thatched buildings' to register go to historicengland.org.uk/services-skill…. The webinars are a great resource to replay after the event if you can't make the live broadcast.

Still places available for today’s Historic England Technical Tuesdays webinar on fire in thatched buildings.

The next webinar in our #TechnicalTuesdays series on 26 May looks at the sometimes conflicting issues around building services engineering systems and how these can influence decisions when working on historic buildings. Registration is now open: historicengland.org.uk/services-skill…

Registration open for next week's Historic England #TechnicalTuesday webinar - looking at Building Services Engineering in historic buildings. Get in quick as places on last few webinars were snapped up. Bookings and replays of previous sessions at historicengland.org.uk/services-skill…

#Graffiti has a serious impact on many #historic sites and buildings. Read the new Historic England advice on how to report and remove lnkd.in/dFCaAHm #HeritageCrime #HeritageDamage APPG_MSHC

Our #TechnicalTuesdays webinars have been fully booked so far, so we have increased our viewer capacity for future dates. There's still time to sign up to our next session on building services engineering systems and decision making on 26 May: ow.ly/VzmY50zMM45

Next weeks Historic England #TechnicalTuesday webinar is the first of three on building services and looks at some of the issues and how they feed into the decisions made for installing building services in #historic #buildings. To book go to; historicengland.org.uk/services-skill…

Working from home is something our ancestors were familiar with too. Even 100 years after the industrial revolution, homeworking was still the norm for many. In the 1950s, the historian JM Prest captured houses used for textile production. Find out more: bit.ly/3cM4Nzi

The next webinar in our #TechnicalTuesdays series on 2 June looks at fibrous plaster - a material that is hugely prevalent in historic buildings, but is often overlooked in research. This webinar will focus on the materiral, its use and its conservation: ow.ly/RcXW50zQ3LT

APPEAL can you help Derbyshire Police identify offenders(s) who caused a major fire at Friars Gate Warehouse Grade II-listed in #Derby any information please call 101 or Crimestoppers #HeritageWatch #HeritageCrime Historic England HE Midlands Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Opal SOAC Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service

Next weeks Historic England #TechnicalTuesday webinar is on fibrous plaster. Fibrous plaster is a material that is hugely prevalent in historic buildings, this webinar will look closely at the material itself, its use and its conservation. To book go to historicengland.org.uk/services-skill…

Our latest Heritage Online Debate includes articles on the importance of parks, gardens and historic landscapes, including the work of Natural England and the London Parks & Gardens bit.ly/2f08KSk

The Covid-19 crisis has led to a number of graffiti attacks on historic buildings and structures. Historic England has published guidance on how to respond to these incidents ow.ly/5ND750zQkkQ #HeritageCrime

Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings in the sunshine 😎. Construction work has restarted with strict government guidelines being followed. Difficult to see here but some slates are now up on the Kiln roof. Look out for more updates. The National Lottery Heritage Fund @flax_maltings Shropshire Council

If you have missed any of our free #TechnicalTuesdays webinars in the series so far, they are available to listen to online. Topics include earthen mortars and plasters, infrared thermography, and fire in thatched buildings: ow.ly/UPSg50zQlwK

Registration is open for the next of our free #TechnicalTuesdays webinars on 2 June. This session will look at the use and conservation of fibrous plaster: ow.ly/BqOU50zQoPC

Have you watched any of our #TechnicalTuesdays webinars so far? You can find all of our presentations from previous weeks online. Our next session on 23 June looks at building services engineering systems and how to control the internal environment bit.ly/3ejfVEs

There's still time to sign up to our #TechnicalTuesdays webinar tomorrow which looks at the methods of installing building services engineering systems in historic buildings and how to control the internal environment bit.ly/3ejfVEs