The Stages of a Heritage Project
Stages of a Heritage Project
Introduction to Grange Court, Leominster
Grange Court Project
Draft Agenda
WS27_Agenda_ leominster – second version
Workshop 25 – About PRT / BRICK
The Building Resources, Investment and Community Knowledge (BRICK) programme is aimed at supporting community groups to find new ways and means to save their local heritage through innovation, collaboration and partnership.
Options Development
Options for extending and adapting uses for historic churches.
Inspired North East – Funding for historic church projects
An initiative of the Church of England, Diocese of Newcastle aimed at working with local congregations to help achieve a sustainable future for church buildings as living places of worship used and enjoyed by local communities, welcoming to visitors and valued as unique heritage assets.
The legal context of new and extended uses
A modest taster of some of the many rules, regulations and occasionally DECENT IDEAS for dealing with Anglican churches that are no longer needed in whole or in part for regular worship.
St Michael the Archangel on the Mount Without
The next steps and future options that are being applied to a fire damaged church in Bristol.
Changing Churches Made Easy by Simon Pugh-Jones
Simon Pugh-Jones, Chair of the Bristol Diocesan Advisory Committee, provided these ten easy steps to handling projects involving historic churches. Changing Churches Made Easy 1. Talk to your local DAC: If your church project falls under the jurisdiction of the diocese, and possibly even if it doesn’t, get hold of your local DAC […]
The Role of Volunteering
The Role of Volunteering A general description of the role of volunteers as it relates to the regeneration projects based at historic churches.
