Conservation Bulletin 58: Presenting Historic Places

Climate Change is Happening. But what will it do to our Historic Environment? And How Can Our Knowledge of the Past Help us adapt to the Future?

Cover, Editorial & Images of Change, pp1–6,Social Landscapes, pp 7–14,Profitable Landscapes, pp 15–22,Political Landscapes, pp 23–32,Leisure and Pleasure, pp 33–38,It’s turned out Nice Again, pp 39–41,News from English Heritage; The NMR; Legal Developments; New Publications, pp 42–48,

Conservation Bulletin cover & intros,Communities and Heritage, p4-15,Heritage Sector Initiatives, p16-27,Sectoral Skills and Training, p28-37,Towards a More Open Heritage, A Welcome White Paper, But What Next? and News from English Heritage, p38-43,The National Monuments Record, Legal Developments, Informed Conservation Series, p44-48,

Conservation Bulletin Front Cover,Our Evolving Countryside, p2,Why our Rural Landscapes Matter, p3-9,Challenges for the countryside, p10-19,The Weight of Evidence, p20-28,Managing Change in the Countryside, p29-41,Conservation Bulletin News, p42-43,The National Monuments News, p44-45,Legal Developments, p46,New Publications, p47-48,

Conservation Bulletin Front Cover,Education and Skills, p2-3,Traditional Building Skills, p4-7,Parks and Gardens Skills, p8-11,Training the Decision-Makers, p12-18,Professional Training, p19-27,The Academy for Sustainable Communities, p28-29,Education and the Historic Environment, p30-33,Training the Volunteers, p34-35,Conservation Bulletin News, p36-38,The National Monuments News, p39-41,Legal Developments, CDP – from lawyers?,

Conservation Bulletin front cover,The Heritage Protection Review, p2,Transforming Heritage Protection, p3-4,The Unified Designation Base, p5-12,Streamlined Consents, p13-19,Heritage Partnership Agreements, p20-27,New Ways of Working, p36-40,Conservation Bulletin News, p41,The National Monuments Record, p43,Legal Developments, p45-46,New Publications, p46-48,

Conservation Bulletin Front Cover,The Electronic Revolution, p2-3,Increasing Efficiency - e-planning has arrived, p4-11,Developing Effectiveness - Connecting people and data, p12-19;,Encouraging Engagement - Opening up the datasets, p20-27,Fostering Enjoyment - Popular heritage online, p28-37,News from English Heritage, p38-39,The National Monuments Record - News and events, p40-41,Legal Developments - Online heritage information and Human Rights, p42,New publications - from English Heritage, p43-44,

Conservation Bulletin Front Cover,Heritage across Boundaries - International overview, p2-3,Heritage across Boundaries - Who we work with, p4-5,Understanding Historic Landscapes - Sharing knowledge across boundaries, p6-15,Managing the Past for the Present - Our European partners, p16-17,Managing the Past for the Present - International case studies, p18-32,Sharing the Past with Everyone - Engaging with England's Heritage, p33-34,Sharing the Past with Everyone - Case studies in site presentation, p35-40,News from English Heritage, p41-42,The National Monuments Record - News and events, p43-45,Legal Developments - Protecting World Heritage Sites, p46,NEW PUBLICATIONS from English Heritage,

Conservation Bulletin 49 front cover,English Heritage - The First 21 Years, p2-3,The Creation and Early Days of English Heritage, p4-6;,England's Heritage: The Changing Role of Government, p7-8;,English Heritage: The View From a Commissioner, p9-11;,The View from our Partners (Pt 1), p12-16,The View from our Partners (Pt 2), p17-21,The View from English Heritage, p22-25,Into The Future: Our Strategy for 2005-2010, p26-27,Making a Difference (Pt 1), p28-32,Making a Difference (Pt 2), p33-38,The National Monuments Record, p40-41,The National Monuments Record, p40-41;,Legal Developments, p42,New Publications, p43-44,

Conservation Bulletin front cover,Maritime and Coastal Heritage: Introduction, p2-3,English Heritage and Maritime Archaeology, p4-7;,Coastal Change and the Historic Environment, p8-12,The Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund, p13-15,Naval Heritage, p16-18,Working with the Marine Industry, p19,Submerged Archaeological Landscapes, p20-22,The West Pier, Brighton, p23-25,Liverpool : World Heritage Site, p26-27,A Shipwreck on the Goodwin Sands, p28-30,Historic Seaside Resorts, p30-31,Conservation of Historic Ships, 32-33,England’s Coastline, p34-35,The National Monuments Record, p36-39,News, p40-41,Legal Developments, p42,New Publications, p43,

Conservation bulletin 47 - front cover,Characterisation: Introduction, p2-3,Strategic Development: The M11 Corridor, Milton Keynes, Pathfinders, The Thames Gateway, p4-10,Urban Characterisation: Bath, Lincoln, Worcester, Bristol, Sussex, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, Gloucester, Lancashire, Merseyside, 11-17,Historic Farmsteads, 18-19,Historic Landscape Characterisation, 20-22,Local Character: Greater York, Liverpool, Bletchley Park, Planning urban green spaces, p23-27,New Directions: Liverpool and music, Auditory archaeology, Cornish mining, Change and creation, England’s historic seascapes, 28-33,The National Monuments Record, 34-39,News, p40-42,Legal Developments, p43,New Publications, 44,

Conservation Bulletin front cover,Historic Places of Worship, p2-4,The Future of the Ecclesiastical Exemption, p5-6,Building Faith in our Future, p6-9,Keeping Parish Churches, p10-11,New Work in Historic Places of Worship, p12-13,Norwich Cathedral’s new Refectory and Library Extension, p14-15,Removing Pews from Historic Chapels, p16-17,The Church of the Sacred Heart, Henley-on-Thames, p18-19,The Church of Notre Dame de France, London W1, p20-21,New Research on Places of Worship, p22-25,The Diocese of Manchester, 26-27,The Diocese of London, p28,Jewish Heritage UK, p29-31,The Shah Jehan Mosque, Woking, p32-34,Maintenance, p35,Excavated Human Burials, 36-37,Archaeology and Building Works, p38-39,The National Momuments Record, p40-43,News, p44-45,A New Act for Theatres, 46-47,New Publications, p49,

Conservation Bulletin front cover,Introduction, p2-3,Tree-Ring Dating at Salisbury Cathedral, 4-5,3D Laser Scanning, p6-8,Science-based Reports, p9,Mapping Roman Earthworks, p10-11,Geochemistry at Richborough, p12-13,Geophysics at Richborough, p14-15,Climate Change Scenarios, p16-17,Dust in Historic Houses, 18-20,Medieval Pigments, p21,Human Osteology at Wharram Percy, p22-23,Dairying in Prehistoric Britain, p24-25,Stone Testing for Historic Building Repair, p26-27,Reburial of Excavated Sites, p28-29,Investigating Wall Paintings, p30-32,Stone Consolidants, p33-35,Damp Damage in Stone, p36-37,Rain Damage to Masonry, p38,Regional Advisors, p39,Towards Precise Dating, p40,Archaeology and DNA, p41-43,The National Monument Record, p44-47,News, p48-51,New Publications, p52,

Conservation Bulletin front cover,Introduction by Richard Morris, p2-3,Military Publications, p63,New Publications, p64,Military Archaeology, p4-7,Public Archaeology: Defended Areas of World War II, p8-11,Yorkshire Coastal Defence, p12-14,Landguard Fort and Batteries: Conservation and Management, p15-17,Prisoner of War Camps: What Survives and Where, p18-21,Harperley Prisoner of War Camp, p22-25,Military defence trenches, p26-27,Airfields and Aviation Buildings : A National Assessment, p28-31,Historic Military Aviation Sites: Management Guidance, p32-33,Military Aircraft Crash Sites: Management Guidance, p34-35,Dockyard Archaeology: Royal Naval Bases at Portsmouth and Devonport, p36,Corsham Stone Mines: Former Military Use and Proposed Development, p37-39Stone Mines: Former Military Use and Proposed Development,The Cold War: What to Preserve and Why, p40-42,Images of the Cold War: Combat Art, p43-44,The ROC HQ at Acomb, p45-46,The Archaeology of Opposition: Greenham Common and Peace Camp, Nevada, p47-49,Military Records of the NMR, p50-51,News from the NMR, p52-55,Military Links with Parks and Gardens, p56-58,Legal Developments, p59,Notes, p60-62,

Conservation Bulletin front cover,Introduction by Simon Thurley, p 2-3,Historic Sports Venues, 4-5,Manchester ’s Sporting Heritage, p6-8,Manchester ’s Sporting Heritage, p6-8,Launch of Religion and Place Project, p14-15,Where Do You Stand?: The Landscape of the Labour Movement, p16-17,Historic Public Parks, p18-21,Historic Cemeteries: Future Policy, p22-25,Historic Pub Interiors Survey, p26-29,Citizenship and the Historic Environment, p30-31,Portable Antiquities Scheme, p32-33,Architecture Centres: Community Involvement, p34-35,Cultural Diversity and the Historic Environment, p36-37,Dore Abbey Roofing Grant: Local Benefits, p38-39,Staving Off Decay: Encouraging Building Maintenance, p40-43,Rescuing Ruins: Regeneration of Buildings at Risk, p44-47,News from the NMR, p48-51,Legal Developments, p52,Notes, p53-55,New Publications, p56-59,Yorkshire Iron Age Site, p60,

Conservation Bulletin front cover,Introduction by Jane Grenville, p2-3,The Countryside at the Crossroads, p4-9,Cultural Landscape (Europe), p10-11,The Leader + Scheme for Rural Communities, p12-15,Agri-Environment Schemes, p16-21,Mitigation of Plough Damage, p22-23,Historic Farm Buildings: Abandon, Repair, Convert?, p24-27,Historic Farm Buildings: Audit and Evaluation, p28-29,Historic Farm Buildings: Characterisation, p30-31,East of England : Rural Buildings at Risk, p32-35,Farm Buildings and Foot and Mouth Disease, p36-37,Repair of Abbey Farm Barn, p38-39,England’s Wetlands: Monuments at Risk, p40-45,Coastal Defence, p46-47,The Peak District: Lead Rakes Project, p48-51,Turning the Plough: Loss of a Landscape Legacy, p52-55,Countryside Archaeology Advisors, p56-57,Archaeological Sites: Threat of Bracken, p58-59,Archaeological Landscapes: Unlocking Information, p60-61,The Cornish Historic Chapels Survey, p62-63,Diversity and Vitality: Review of Cornish Chapels Survey, p64,Countryside Heritage Hikes, p65,Muchelney, Somerset : Local Conservation, p66-67,Assets of Market Towns, p68-71,Planning Portal Programme, p72-73,Post-World War II Landscapes, p74-77,England ’s Historic Law Courts, p78-79,Architectural Paint Research, p80-81,London ’s St Pancras gasholders, p82-83,News from the NMR, p84-87,Notes, p88,New Publications, p89-91,Building in Context: English Heritage and CABE, p92,

Conservation Bulletin front cover,Introduction by Geoffrey Wilson, p2-3,The Urban Panel, p4-7,The Historic Urban Environment, p8-11,Planning and Heritage, p12-15,Urban Archaeology, p16-21,The Liverpool Project, p22-23,Speke, Liverpool, p24-25,Hayle, Cornwall, p26-27,Nelson, Lancashire, p28-29,The Diocese of Manchester, p30-32,Tall Building (need for new policy), p33-34,News from the NMR, p35-38,London ’s West End Theatre, p39-41,Stone and Metal Conservation, p42-45,Hospitals and Workhouses, p46-49,The Heritage Monitor, p50,Valetta Convention, p51-54,Foot and Mouth Disease, p55-57,Notes, p58-59,New Publications, p60-63,Informed Conservation, p64,

Gardens and landscape, p2; Register of Parks and Gardens, p4; Brodsworth Hall, p7; Belsay Hall, p10; Audley End, p12; Contemporary heritage gardens, p16; Monuments Protection Programme, p20; Historic landscape characterisation, p23; Living history, p27; Use of peat, p30; Grounds for learning, p33; Stonehenge: restoration of grassland setting, p34; Historic public parks and gardens, p37; Earthworks and landscape, p40; Wimpole, p42; Notes, p44; New publications from English Heritage, p46; Osborne House: restoration and exhibition, p48;

Investigation and research, p2; Understanding the built environment, p4; Aerial survey, p8; Training for Conservation Officers, p12; Learning opportunities for archaeologists, p13; The Western Heights, Dover, p14; Pit-alignments to pit-heads, p16; Ludgershall Castle, Wiltshire, p18; Power of Place, p20; Graduate internship, p24; Thermal imaging survey, p26; Notes, p28; Book reviews, p30; New publications from English Heritage, p32; Obituaries, p37; Wellington Arch, p40;

On industry and society, p2; Industry’s legacy, p4; Changing perspectives on World Heritage sites, p8; Force Crag Mine, p12; Historic works and equipment, p14; Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter, p18; Europe’s industrial heritage, p20; Notes, p22; Book reviews, p24; New publications from English Heritage, p28;

Heritage Strategy Review, p2; The Holme timber circle, p6; Worship and conservation, p8; Mayburgh Henge, p10; War memorials, p12; nBurials and archaeology, p14; Monuments in wartime, p16; Sir Jocelyn Stevens’ recollections, p20; Second round of HERS, p23; Heritage Strategy Review, p24; New Urban Panel, p26; Heritage Grant Fund support for voluntary groups, p27; Streets for all, p28; London: future strategy, p29; World Heritage sites, p30; Notes, p32; Book reviews, p36; Public Sculpture 2000, p40;

Sustaining the historic environment, p1; Building Conservation Masterclasses, p3; Reroofing Pitchford Church, p6; New Grants Scheme, p9; Anti-aircraft gunsites – a survey, p11; Challacombe Tower revealed, p14; Images of England project, p17; TERRA 2000 conference, p18; Lasers in art conservation, p20; Notes, p22; Recent EH publications, p25; Book reviews, p29; Saving ancient tiles, p31;

Editorial: merger of EH and the RCHME, p1; Emergency grants scheme, p3; Spending Review, p4; Maritime Greenwich, p6; World Heritage sites, p8; Repair grants scheme, p12; PPG 16 success, p14; National archaeology centre, p18; Heritage industrial buildings, p20; Joint scheme for churches, p22; Books and Notes, p23; The thatching years, p28; Saving public monuments, p32;

Buildings at risk, p1; Making plans for Avebury, p4; Preserving Gettysburg, p6;; Saving our military heritage, p8; Opportunities for change, p9; An engineering case study, p10; Roman settlements, p13; Conserving historic places, p14; Churches need grant aid, p16; Prehistoric fortresses, p18; Books and Notes, p20; How to save farm buildings, p22; Monuments at risk, p24;

Editorial: a new regional focus, p1; Our world heritage, p2; What matters and why, p8; Mosaicing the mosaic, p11; A clay roof over one’s head, p12; Williamsburg resolutions on architectural fragments, p14; Shimizu: the consequences, p15; Conserving collections, p17; Archaeology in local government, p18; Books, p20; Notes, p21; A new home for `ruinettes’, p22; A greater London authority, p24;

Planning change in London, p1; Editorial: a new Government, p3; Grant aid offered in 1996/7, p4; The future for archaeology, p8; Roofs of England, p10; Planning and listing directions issued, p11; Post-war and thematic listing, p12; Long-term planning for Ironbridge Gorge, p14; New Chief Executive for EH, p16; Perspectives on sustainability, p16; The Shimizu case, p17; Books and Notes, p18,20; Defining archaeological finds, p22; Appraising conservation areas, p24;

England’s Christian heritage, p1; Chunnel link to St Pancras, p3; Grants to cathedrals and churches, p4; Day schools on heritage management, p5; Martello towers, p6; Exchanging views on countryside issues, p8; 10 years of the Monuments Protection Programme, p10; 20th-century fortifications, p13; LBC streamlined, p14; Books and notes, p16; Repairing bellframes, p18; New team to advise on historic buildings, p19; Christian Heritage Year, p20;

Industrial archaeology, p1; Wall paintings go digital, p3; Historic parks and gardens, p6; Conserving our coastal heritage, p8; Brading’s exotic mosaics, p10; All change at St Pancras, p12; Repair grants slashed, p14; Archaeology in towns, p18; Books, p20; Notes, p22;; 10 years of Conservation Bulletin, p24

Hadrian’s Wall Management Plan published, p1; Editorial: the Heritage Green Paper, p4; Stonehenge: pushing for the tunnel option – revisited, p6; Postal pouch boxes, p6; Helping with site management in East Anglia, p7; Monument conservation through land purchase, p8; Streamlining listed building procedure, p12; Joining forces to save our churches, p14; Improving the face of London, p16; Garden Register/New publications, p18; Books, p20; Notes, p22; New focus for churches, p24;

Editorial, p1; Stonehenge: pushing for the tunnel option, p2; Library stocked with sand, p5; Putting lottery money to good use, p7; Post-war listing, p9; Wetlands in danger, p11; Garden archaeology, p14; Revealed between the tides, p16; Churches and listing: Ecclesiastical Exemption Order, p18; Global interaction, p19; MPP and scheduling, p20; Planning for the past, p20; Books, p21; Corrections/Notes, p22; Membership/Obituary, p24;

Challenge of tighter budgets, p1; Conserving Brodsworth Hall, p3; The De La Warr Pavilion, p5; Industrial monuments, p8; Historic hospitals, p10; Britain’s defence heritage, p12; The Railway Heritage Trust, p14; Saving Inigo Jones’s gateway at Chiswick House, p16; Business to the rescue, p18; Parks and gardens, p20; Industrial archaeology policy, p20; Books, p21; Archaeology on video, p24;

The task ahead, p1; Textile mills, p3; Hadrian’s Wall, p5; New EH guidelines, p9;m Repair grants, p10; London’s civic buildings, p12; Metal detecting, p13; New audio-visual approach, p14; Review of grant conditions, p16; Mapping settlements, p17; Local authority guidance, p19; Value of conservation, p20; PPG 16: the future, p21; Books and Notes, p22; Wigmore Castle, p24;

Lottery aid for London’s historic landscapes, p1; Local site management, p3; Mapping the Stonehenge landscape, p5; Buildings at risk, p7; Palaeolithic surface finds, p9; Canterbury tales, p12; Balancing the books, p14; Saving our churches, p16; The National Lottery, p17; Planning and policy, p18; The future for Kenwood, p20; Books, p21; Notes, p22; Painted wood, p24;

Opportunity – and challenge, p1; Battlefields, p3; VAT on listed buildings, p4; Conservation Areas, p6; Ecclesiastical Exemption, p9; Chatham Dockyard, p10; Windsor Castle fire, p12; Lottery funding, p14; The Corporate Plan, p16; Grade I listed buildings, p18; Books and news, p21; Framing Opinions, p24;

Saving the past for the future, p1; Defining what we have, p3; Seeing the wood for the trees 5; Keys to the cash, p7; Archaeology: define first, dig later, p10;Seeking solutions from science…, p12; Understanding early metalworking, p15; Expanding our practical skills, p16; Keeping our house in order…, p17; Marketing the past, p20; Reaching the children, p22; Archaeology at the edge…, p24; Increasing local commitment, p26; MARS measures monuments at risk, p29; The year’s grants: who benefited?, p31; Grade I Buildings at Risk Survey, p32; English Heritage props up a few bars, p33; Notes, p33; Reviews, p35; The earliest European?, p40;

Cathedral grants, p1; Editorial, p3; Hadrian’s Wall, p4; European conservation, p6; Listing of cinemas, p8; Ecclesiastical exemption, p10; Conservation and archaeology, p12; Post-war listing, p14; New landscapes of conservation, p16; Select Committee hearings, p17; Archaeology and agriculture, p18; New approaches to archaeology, p20; EH legislation, p21; Obituary, p22; Reviews, p22; Notes, p26; EH Grants, p28;

Building on ruins, p1–2; Editorial, p3; Historic parks and gardens, p4–5; Fixtures and fittings, p6–8; Street improvements, p8–9; York wood centre, p10–11; Digging up the past, p12–13; Measuring effectiveness, p14–15; Architectural study collections, p15–16; Conservation area partnerships, p17; Conservation is sustainable, p18–19; Leasehold reform, p19–20; Fire protection measures, p20–21; Reviews, p22; Notes, p23; Natural partners, p24;

Stonehenge, p1–2; Editorial, p2–3; Ancient monuments, p4–5; Historic prisons, p6; Fabric consolidation, p7–8; Repair grants 1992–3, p8–9; Managing England’s heritage, p10–11; Post-war listing, p12–13; Rescue archaeology 1938–72, p14; Ancient monuments on trial, p15–16; Time for action, p16–17; The English Heritage collections, p18; Visual amenity, p19–20; The Kerrier project, p20–21; Crown development, p21; Reviews, p22; Notes, p23; Historic Chapels Trust, p24;

Editorial, p1–3; The Crescent, Buxton, p3–4; York Town Scheme, p5–6; Transport and Works Act, p6–7; Dover boat, p8–9; Hadrian’s Wall National Trail, p10–11; Textiles at Brodsworth hall, p12–14; Ecclesiastical exemption, p14–15; Preservation of organs, p16–17; Architecture and the city, p18–19; Listing and historic interest, p19–20; London conservation areas, p21; Conisbrough Castle, p22–3; Archaeology in development plans, p24; Access for the disabled, p24; British Archaeological Awards, p25; Conservation areas, p26–7; Advice on historic parks, p27; Archaeology and nature, p27; Reviews, p28–30; Notes, p31; Windsor Castle fire, p32;

Floor loadings, p1–2; Editorial, p3–4; European architectural heritage, p4–5; Legal column, p6–7; Fountains Abbey, p7–9; Listed building consent, p9; Architectural theft, p10; Notes, p11; Hampton Court Palace, p12–15; Historic building seminars, p15; Nature and landscape, p16–17; New fire regulations, p17; Bulletin matters, p17; Barrack schools, p18–19; Mansard roofs, p20–21; Notes, p21; Reviews, p22–3; Great Gidding, p24;

Conservation areas, p1–2; Editorial, p3; Kenwood, p4–6; Industrial archaeology, p6–8; Needs assessment and grants, p9–10; Development and archaeology, p10–11; Legal column, p12–13; Ecclesiastical exemption, p13–14; Romano-British mosaics, p15; Modern architecture, p16–17; Queen Street Mill, p18–19; Repair grants 1991–2, p20–21; Stonea Camp, Cambs, p21–3; Archaeology and planning, p23–5; Strand study, p25–7; Repairs notices, p27–8; Obituary, p28; Reviews, p28–30; Notes, p15,30–31; Stokesay Castle, p32;

Buildings at risk, p1; Editorial, p2–3; Cathedrals fabric survey, p3–5; Structural alterations, p6–7; Archaeology in London, p8–9; The Citizen’s Charter, p9–10; Devon earth building, p10–11; English Heritage funding, p11; Floodlighting, p12–13; Wall painting at Fiddleford, p14–15; Dendrochronology, p16–18; Royal Parks review, p18–19; Future of the English town, p19–20; Onehouse, Suffolk, p21–22; Regeneration in Calne, p22–24; Notes, p24–25; Reviews, p26–27; Over the shop, p28;

Chester Green Belt, p1–2; Editorial, p2–3; Recent legal cases, p4–5; Conservation and local government, p5; Steelmaking at Derwentcote, p6–8; Church grants, p8; Blue plaques, p9–10; Corporate Plan, between p10,11; Radiocarbon dating, p11–12; Framing Opinions update, p13–14; Improvements in historic areas, p15–16; Trunk roads and archaeology, p16; Conservation bodies merge, p16–17; EC grant scheme, p17; Reviews, p17–18; Notes, p18–19; Urgent repairs notices, p20;

Cathedral repair grants, p1–2; Editorial, p3–4; Historic landscapes, p4–5; Buildings at risk in London, p5–7; Rescue archaeology funding, p7–9; Nature on historic properties, p9–11; The Trundle, Chichester, p11; Change of ownership, p11–12; Romano-British pottery studies, p12; Framing opinions, between p12-13; Synagogues, p13–14; Great storms 1987 and 1990, p14–16; The conservation area criterion, p16; Godmanchester, Cambridgeshire, p16–18; Driving through the landscape, p18; Renovation of Paddington roof, p19–20; Number One Poultry, p20; Notes, p20–21; Reviews, p21–3; New conservation group structure, p24;

Fire and its aftermath, p1–4; Editorial, p4; Adam Library carpet, Kenwood, p5–7; Compulsory purchase, p7; Archaeology and trunk roads, p8; Downe Barns moated site, p9–10; Statutory all-change, p10–11; Planning for parks and gardens, p12–13; Archaeology and historic towns, p14–15; Queen’s House, Greenwich, p15–16; Conservation areas, p17; Architectural theft, p17–18; Winter Gardens, Great Yarmouth, p18; Postal pouch boxes, p19; Building preservation trusts, p19; Frogmore House, Windsor, p20; Notes, p21; Reviews, p21–3; Ironbridge, p24;

Archaeology and planning, p1–2; Editorial, p3–4; Darlington ring road, p4–5; White paper on environment, p5–7; Listing nineteenth-century buildings, p8–9; Postal pouch boxes, p10; Corporate Plan, insert between p10 and p11; Conservation and craft training, p11–13; Conservation of wall paintings, p13–15; Notes p15,18; Conservation Group reorganisation, p16; New Technical Services Group, p16; Book reviews, p16–17; Clause 19 update, p18; Town scheme grants, p18; London’s river as building site, p19; Stanwick, p20;

Urban development corporations, p1–2; Editorial, p3; M3 past Winchester, p4–5; White paper on the environment, p5; Buildings at risk grants, p6; London rail schemes, p6–7; Battersea power station, p7; Historic football grounds, p8–9; New road bridge at Ironbridge, p9; Grants, 1988–9 and 1989–90, p10; Notes, p10,13; St Mary-at-Hill, London, p11; Codes of practice, p12–13; Palace House Mansion, Newmarket, p13; Legbourne Priory, p14; New register of conservation areas, p15; Update on `Clause 19’, p15; Organisation chart, p16;

`Clause 19’, p1–2; Editorial, p3; Records Office computing, p4–5; Crime and punishment, p5; Repair of historic buildings, p6; Royal Opera House, p6–7; Notes, p7; The Globe Theatre, p8–9; Historic architecture on waterways, p10–11; Additional funds, p12; Grant aid for churches, p12–13; Satellite dishes, p14; Historic Landscapes Panel, p15; Review, p15; Uppark House, p16; Buildings at risk surveys, p16;

Archaeology in towns, p1–2; Editorial, p3; Victorian churches, p4–5; Marble Hill restoration, p6–7; Bollitree Castle, p8; Notes p8,11; Corporate Plan, p8; Corporate Plan, insert between p8 and p9; The Rose Theatre, p9–10; Ancient monuments prosecutions, p10; Ecclesiastical exemption, p11; List review, p11; No 1 Poultry, p12–13; Buildings at risk grants, p14; Book reviews, p14–15; A morality tale, p16; New telephone numbers, p16;

Britain’s World Heritage, p1–3; Editorial, p3; The water heritage, p4–6; Rescue archaeology funding, p6; Grants, April 1988 – March 1989, p7; Urban conservation studies, p8–9; Geophysical prospecting, p10–12; Book reviews, p12–13; Barns in the Yorkshire Dales, p14–15; Notes and diary dates, p15; Conservation – the video, p16; Farm buildings grant scheme, p16; The state of the schedule, p16;

Buildings at risk, p1–2; Editorial, p3; Development at King’s Cross, p4–5; Grants, Aug – Nov 1988, p6–7; Recording standing buildings, p7–14; `Over the shop’, p15–16; Archaeology and the Channel Tunnel, p16–17; Archaeology and planning, p17; Book reviews, p18; Historic buildings list review, p19; Notes and diary dates, p19; Policy review of the Royal Commission, p20;

Monuments Protection Programme, p1–2; Editorial, p3; Conserving corroded ironwork, p4–5; Church grants, p6–7; European Community heritage awards, p7; `Visitors welcome’, p7; Larkin portraits restoration, p8–10; News and diary dates, p10,p12; Grants, April – July 1988, p11; Rescue archaeology funding, p12; `Emergency repairs’, p13; Historic towns, p14–15; Damage to monuments, p15; Correspondence, p15; Organisation chart, p16;

Shopping in historic towns, p1–2; Editorial, p3; Pollution and stone decay, p4–5; Diary dates, p5; Restoration of Adam suite at Kenwood, p6–7; Co-ordination in archaeology funding, p7; The Eleanor Cross, Geddington, p8–10; What is curtilage?, p10–12; Practical building conservation, p12; Post-war listing, p12; Book reviews, p13; Grants, 1987–88, p14; Grant offer levels for 1988–89, p15; Condicote henge, p15; Presenting the past to the public, p16;

Buildings at risk, p1–3; Editorial, p4; Listing post-1939 buildings, p5–6; 14–15 King Street, Ludlow, p6–7; Diary dates, p7; Lead sculpture conservation, p8–9; Book reviews, p10–12; Grants, Aug – Nov 1987, p13; Computing in archaeology, p14; Register of Parks and Gardens, p14–15; Garden grants, p15; Telephone kiosks, p15; Conservation in action, p16;

Area Conservation Strategy, p1–2; Editorial, p2; Conservation Studio, p3; Grants, April – July 1987, p4; What price Fleet Street?, p5; What is a building?, p6–7; Diary dates, p7; Ancient monuments in the countryside, p8–9; Tilestones, p9–10; Civic Trust Regeneration Unit, p10; Listing decisions, p10; Archaeological resource management, p11; Excavations at Birdoswald 1987, p12;

Historic Buildings and Ancient Monuments, p1–2; Editorial, p3; Ancient Monuments Laboratory, p3–4; Recording and management, p4–5; The archaeological budget, 1987–88, p5; All change on the London Underground, p6–7; Grants, 1986–87, p8–9;Conservation and National Health Service hospitals, p9; Conserving historic areas Bath, p10; Circular 8/87 paragraph 86, p11; Conservation Area policy, p11; Telephone kiosks, p12; 1987–88 grant budget, p12; Diary date, p12;