The London Historic Building Trust (LHBT) has announced a substantial refreshing of its Board with the appointment of five new trustees. The new trustees are Sarah Beacock, Chania Fox, Eleanor van Heyningen, Boryana Ivanova and James
30 years, £7 million of coordinated funding, 7 buildings removed from the Heritage at Risk Register and impactful re-use for local communities.
From affordable housing to innovative workspaces, to healthcare sites and community spaces, we’ve created new places across the city which unify today’s communities with special buildings of the past.
Though we’re a small organisation, we’re continually developing new projects and activities, enabling us to amplify our impact and engage more communities in cherisihing their local heritage.
To celebrate 30 years of saving London’s heritage, we were delighted to be joined by friends and colleagues at the Art Workers Guild this May.
Our Chair, Georgina and Director, Rosie wrote a little about the event in our most recent newsletter, alongside an update on our new projects at Lavender Hill Cemetery Chapel (Enfield), Paddington Old Cemetery Chapels (Brent) and our Phase II of the Petticoat Lane Heritage Trail.
HOW TO is part of LHBT’s ongoing training programme, specifically designed to empower and equip communities and organisations with the knowledge to take on heritage projects.
These short and snappy virtual sessions are free to attend and open to all.
Each session breaks projects down into simple key elements, with case studies, Q&As top tips and links to further resources and support. Learn how to take on a heritage project from experts in the field.
These sessions were recorded, and each can now be accessed online along with a pdf of every presentation.
LHBT Project Managers are generously supported by Historic England
through a Regional Capacity Building Grant
The 29th May 1961
Charitable Trust
Whether you have a passion for saving buildings that lie unloved or for bringing buildings and communities together to generate social benefits, there are many ways in which you can get involved and help us to create a brighter future for the Capital’s built heritage.
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✨ Fundraising for Historic Building Repair & Regeneration Projects
📅 Saturday 22 Feb, 12-2pm
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This Turkish Victorian Bathhouse in Bishopsgate opened in 1895, modelled on the 19th century shrine at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. Open from 7am-9pm, it catered for men & closed in 1954. Today it is an events space retaining many original interior features.
2The London Historic Building Trust (LHBT) has announced a substantial refreshing of its Board with the appointment of five new trustees. The new trustees are Sarah Beacock, Chania Fox, Eleanor van Heyningen, Boryana Ivanova and James
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