Apply for a grant or loan. National Trust for Scotland, Little Houses Improvement Scheme. 2-4 Threadneedle Street and 32-36 St Andrews Street. Appreciates that neglected buildings which are all too familiar in our towns, cities and countryside can, with a little imagination and a lot of enthusiasm, be rescued to become assets for their communities by people wanting to make a difference. Has helped hundreds of organisations throughout the UK to do exactly that.

Annual Register of Total Demolitions. We campaign for historic buildings of all ages and all types. Join the AMS and make a difference to our work. We work in partnership with the Friends of Friendless Churches - saving redundant places of worship from demolition and decay. The AMS Newsletter is packed with information on UK heritage, including legislative changes, casework in England and Wales, key initiatives, campaigns and events.

Information resources for conservation, restoration and repairs. Brings together the latest expert advice and up-to-date information on craft skills, conservation products and specialist services, as well as course listings, useful contacts and other essential information. Or read the free digital edition online here.

St Aidans Church and Church Hall, Gala Park, Galashiels. The National Trust for Scotland, through the Little Houses Improvement Scheme, saved this intriguing little clay building from demolition, converting it to an idiosyncratic . Lennox Family Vault and Waiting Room.

Bryan Williamson and Daughters has been specialising in the renovation, extension and refurbishment of period properties for over 20 years. We work in Central, South-East and South-West London, Kent, East Surrey and East Sussex. We are fully certificated and adhere to applicable Health and Safety standards. Member of The Victorian Society. Member of The Listed Property Owners Club. Listed in The Building Conservation Directory. From the restoration of a 18th century fireplace to.

Feasibility study for listed building at risk in the Yorkshire Dales, to identify possible new uses. Creative Heritage assists those with responsibilities for heritage assets, especially buildings at risk. It seeks to help clients turn liabilities into assets through heritage-led regeneration, creative re-use and constructive partnerships.

Welcome to the Follies Trust. Is that true? Who knows and does it matter? We have lots. What is a folly anyway? These delightful buildings defy categorisation that is part of their charm. The Follies Trust aims to encourage throughout the island of Ireland the conservation, preservation, restoration and protection, in their original set.

Advice and Tips on Getting Your Grant. Lot of ideas, no matter how good or beneficial they are, need funding to put them into practice. Unless such money is available, the best of projects can soon founder. The GrantsExpert website helps to improve this situation. By providing more an abundance of articles about UK grants and funding schemes, it gives everyone a chance to obtain the financial support required needed for a proposal.