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ICON 2019 Conference

ICON 2019 Conference: New Perspectives: Contemporary Conservation Thinking and Practice

12- 15 June 2019
Belfast

#Icon19 provides the platform we need to engage with the latest developments in conservation of cultural heritage – to exchange knowledge, network with colleagues new and old, to support each other in our professional development and promote professional standards of conservation across the UK!

The Conference theme will explore the latest research, practical applications and innovative thinking across the sector.

Owing to popular demand, #Icon19 also features a greater variety of ancillary events than ever before!

Every registration includes a free ticket to the Opening Reception at Ulster Museum for a wine and a canape reception the evening of Wednesday, 12th June, and of course full access to two full days of seven parallel conference sessions at Belfast Waterfront.

In addition – join us for our all of the exciting events happening during our visit!

  • Full programme of tours of Belfast and the surrounding area during the day on Wednesday 12th June. Watch this space!
  • Conference tour options will include:
  • A special reception for international delegates on Tuesday 11th June, aboard the historic SS Nomadic at Titanic Belfast – open to one and all! If you’re coming from afar, look out for your special discount code to register! If you’re coming from closer to home, please come along to mix and mingle and help us welcome our international colleagues!
  • Icon’s Formal Triennial Conference Dinner at Belfast City Hall on Thursday 13th June. Booking now! Be seen – and feel free to bring your friends and family!
  • Tours of Belfast for friends and family on Friday 14th June, while you’re in the second day of sessions. Watch this space – booking opens soon!
  • Unwind in style at our Steam Jazz Night on Friday 14th June – feel free to bring your friends and family! Booking now
  • Regional excursion on Saturday 15th June. Watch this space- booking opens soon!

There’s not a moment to lose! Register now and get in on all the action.

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West Midlands Branch – AGM, Branch Meeting and CPD tour. Theme: Stonework repairs and the use of lime mortars

6 March 2019
Worcester

Stonework repairs and the use of lime mortars: a look behind the scenes at the Worcester Cathedral stone yard.

Programme 10.30 am – 4pm

10.30 – Arrive at The Guildhall, High Street, Worcester for refreshments
11.00 – 12.15 – AGM followed by Branch meeting
12.15 – 12.30 – Introduction to afternoon visit to Worcester Cathedral Stone yard.
12.30 – 1.45 – Lunch.  Please find your own in the town.
1.45 – MEET BACK OUTSIDE GUILD HALL – Walk to Cathedral Stone yard or alternatively straight there for 2 pm, if you know where it is!
2.00 – 4.00 – Worcester Cathedral Stone yard for talk and visit on stonework repairs and lime mortars (Darren Steele).
4.00 pm FINISH

What are the CPD benefits?  Which IHBC Areas of Competence will be developed?

IHBC Area of Competences (AOCs) to be addressed:

Professional:  1. Conservation Philosophy;
Evaluation :3. History ; 4 Analysis
Intervention:  8 Technology  Stonework repairs and the use of lime mortars

Cost: Free, but buy your own lunch

Book your free ticket here

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Protecting our Heritage Assets: Community involvement in recording and regenerating local heritage

19 March 2019
Rewley House, 1 Wellington Square, Oxford OX1 2JA

Tickets £35-155 from https://htvf-heritage-communities.eventbrite.co.uk

As local authorities’ resources are further constrained, many are looking to local communities and experts for support in preparing heritage-related materials.  Ranging from undertaking conservation area appraisals, surveying for Heritage at Risk registers, drawing up evidence to support local lists of assets, communities are stepping into these roles with considerable success. This seminar is an opportunity to hear more about how this can be done and how to manage expectations.

This seminar will be of interest to local authority officers and councillors, civic and amenity societies, and consultants with an interest in planning, urban design, community action, and heritage management.

PROGRAMME

9.30am Tea and coffee on arrival
9.45 Welcome, Louise Thomas, HTVF Director
10am Networked Heritage, Oluwaseun Soyemi, Heritage Lottery Fund
10.30am Undertaking a Conservation Area Appraisal, Susy Shearer, local historian/ community engagement specialist, Windsor Neighbourhood Plan Forum
11am Q&A followed by tea and coffee
11.30am Telling your place’s story for the community and visitors, Rafi Ilivitzky, TrailTale
12pm How local authorities can use volunteers, Richard Tuffrey, former Design and Conservation Principal, High Peak Borough & Staffordshire Moorlands Council
12.30 Q&A
1pm Lunch
1.45pm Toolkits to support greater involvement, Louise Thomas, HTVF
2.15pm Introduction to workshop: Getting help on a community-led heritage project, Benjamin Parker, Heritage Trust Network
3.30pm Tea and coffee
3.45pm Peckham Coal Line – What community-led visions can do, Colin Sterling, Peckham Coal Line Steering Group
4.15pm Discussion
5pm Close

Kindly sponsored by Trailtale

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See www.htvf.org for more details of our work and how to join.

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Conserving, Repairing and Maintaining Traditional Windows

21 – 22 February 2019
Balmoral Castle

This 2-day Course will address the Conservation, Repair and Maintenance Requirements of Sash and Case, and a range of other Traditional Windows. This Course will be of immense benefit to: Joiners, Architects and other Construction Industry Professionals, as well as Owners of Traditional Buildings, Local Authority Planning and Maintenance Staff, and representatives of Conservation Organisations.

The all-inclusive fee for attending the Course is £175 – which includes lunch and refreshments on both days.

For further information, or to book a place on the Course, call 01888 511347, or e-mail soundcraft@towiebarclay.co.uk.

Further details here

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IHBC London Branch Christmas Drinks Event

3 December 2018
The Black Friar, 174 Queen Victoria Street, London, EC4V 4EG

Join us at the splendid Black Friar, a Grade II* listed building, built in 1875 on the site of a former Dominican friary. Remodeled in 1905 and 1917 by the architect Herbert Fuller-Clark. Much of the internal decoration was done by the sculptors Frederick T Callcott and Henry Poole. The building was nearly demolished in the 1960s, until it was saved by a campaign spearheaded by poet Sir John Betjeman. It is on CAMRA’s National Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors.

NOTE: On the day, all branch members will receive a red envelope containing a £5 contribution towards your first drink.

TIME – From 6pm onwards

NO NEED TO BOOK, JUST TURN UP.

TRAIN STATIONS – Blackfriars rail

 

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