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London and South East Most at Risk from Clothes Moths, Warns English Heritage
The warmer southern counties of England are most at risk from the common clothes moths, English Heritage warned today (Sunday 22 April) as it revealed the results of its year-long, country-wide Operation Clothes Moth.
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COLLECTIONS CONSERVATION ADVICE AND GUIDANCE
A page with detailed information about how to protect historic homes from common pests such as moths and biscuit beetles.
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Take a look at our responses to some frequently asked questions concerning: The Partnership The Project Future Housing Consultation with the Public
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John Thelwall honoured with English Heritage blue plaque
John Thelwall (1764-1834), political orator, writer and elocutionist, has today (24 May) been commemorated with an English Heritage Blue Plaque.
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ENGLISH HERITAGE WANT MORE BLUE PLAQUES FOR WOMEN
English Heritage wants to address the imbalance of men and women represented in its London blue plaques scheme.
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The ‘Osborne Style’: From Naples to Melbourne
How Osborne House’s Italianate design – the inspiration of Prince Albert – came to be imitated in public buildings throughout the British Empire.
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The GPO Film Unit, later known as the Crown Film Unit, was at the forefront of early documentary filmmaking. It is commemorated with a blue plaque at 47 Bennett Park, where its studios operated from 1933-43.
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Archaeologists to Excavate Roman Secrets
An excavation of the amphitheatre and its surrounds at Richborough Roman Fort in Kent will begin in late March.
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Saved From a Skip: Millionaire’s Gold Telephone Returns to Art Deco Mansion
A 1930s gold telephone which belonged to eccentric millionaire Virginia Courtauld has been returned to Eltham Palace after it was saved from a skip in the 1980s, English Heritage announced this Valentine’s Day (14 February). The newly donated gold-hued telephone will go on public display for the first time from tomorrow.