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Contents
Issue 52 - Summer/Autumn 2026
Manor Farm Barn, Highclere Estate
page. 7
Infirmary Hall to the North of St John’s Farmhouse, Ely
page. 13
Proudly Made in Britain from Concept to Completion – The Rooflight Co
page. 16
The Association of Consultant Architects
page. 20
Painting the Exterior of Older Buildings with Earthborne Paints
page. 24
Restoring the Glory, ABM Tiling at Salford Cathedral
page. 28
Salford Cathedral: A Glory Renewed & Restored, Purcell
page. 34
Unseen Treasures from Queen Elizabeth II’s Wardrobe
page. 43
The Importance of Using The Correct Specialist When Working on Cathedral, Churches and Historic Buildings
page. 50
Summer Inspection, Winter Protection by Cliveden Conservation
page. 58
The Duke of Edinburgh celebrates Rock History At Handel Hendrix House Museum
page. 65
Keeping History Alive: The Kendal Architects Saving the Barns That Helped Create the Lake District Landscape
page. 70
Sensitive Hands, Open Doors
page. 75
Picture perfect Art Lighting Every Time
page. 79
Preserving The Past, Heating the Future
page. 83
Where Nations Gather in Paint and Plaster
page. 87
Stannah Lifts Delivers Safer Handling and Enhanced Efficiency at The Harris
page. 92
ASWS, A Steel Window Survey
page. 96
Understanding The Building Before Designing The Solution
page. 98
Conservation, Genealogy and Memory – All Saints Church, Sandon
page. 101
Record Number of Grants Awarded for Conservation in Parish Churches
page. 106
Village Church Re-Ordered to better Serve Community Needs
page. 110
Generating Power Without Compromising Character by GB-SOL
page. 116
Conservation Rooflights In A Changing Climate
page. 119
SWA Member Shines in County Hall Window Restoration
page. 122
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