This month's meeting will be a Forum on the Insulation of Historic Buildings - come and hear the latest thinking on this difficult subject. The meeting will start early at 5.30pm for 6pm at our usual venue at The Gallery in Cowcross Street. For further details see our...

We have sent the meeting card for the forthcoming season of talks and visits to all our current members. Please contact us at 77 Cowcross Street, London EC1M 6EJ or through the contacts  page if you have not received your card. The season starts with a talk on the...

We have now received the dates for our next season's meetings at The Gallery, 77 Cowcross Street, London EC1M 6EJ. Once again, we would like to thank Alan Baxter Ltd for allowing us to use the Gallery, and their continuing support of ASCHB. Please reserve these dates,...

Regretfully, our proposed visit to the Masonic Temple in London has had to be cancelled . We hope to rearrange the visit for later in the year. Our meeting on the 15th May is a Forum to debate what was the key project or occurrence to a historic place that really made...

Our AGM and Conference was well attended at St Martin in the Fields, and we all left with food for thought about the role of conservation in the future, the shifts in focus of conservation education, and the dangers of retro-fitting. We offer many thanks to our chairs...

Tonight's talk is on the work that Peregrine Bryant Architecture and Building Conservation have been carrying out to improve the quality and care of In-Pensioners' accommodation. The Practice is currently working on the conservation and adaptation of Sir John Soane’s...

Our programme for 2018 got off to a flying start with Clive England's talk on the works at Brooklands Museum. Brooklands was the birthplace of British Motorsport and Aviation, with the construction of the circuit and its huge banked sections in 1907.  The Brooklands...

Our next meeting will be on 9th January 2018 when Clive England will talk on Brooklands Birthplace of British Motorsport & Aviation  

Don't forget to vote today for your ten most influential conservation books over the last 50 years. If you have had difficulty voting on line,  further instructions and voting form can be found here: Voting Instructions and Voting Form We look forward to seeing you...

Richard Woolf represented ASCHB at the Civic Voice Convention and AGM in Wakefield on  20-21st October. He reported that it was a very enjoyable and productive conference, and that there was a lot of interest in ASCHB. He took away three key issues from the...