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The magic of Christmas
Posted on 28th November 2012 by Zoe Potter
Christmas is a magical time for buildings, over the years we have brought more and more decoration into our homes,…
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Welcome to Open House London: 20 years and many happy returns!
Posted on 20th September 2012 by Jeni Hoskin
It has been 20 years since Open-City was set up as an independent, not-for-profit architecture organisation. The…
Planning your visit? 10 things for you to think about
Posted on 7th September 2012 by Louise Rogers
Heritage Open Days comes round once a year so it’s a good idea to try to get the best out of it. Here are…
Miss Squire is at home
Posted on 6th September 2012 by Dinah Starkey
It is September 1898 and at Sevington School, Miss Squire is writing her journal. Well, the decision is made…
Go geocaching in Norwich!
Posted on 5th September 2012 by Maggie Tan
Inspired by the concept of geocaching, this year I’ve decided to organise a temporary heritage hunt…
How Oxford Open Doors involves young people
Posted on 4th September 2012 by Lauren Schofield
Last year a quarter of our visits to Oxford Preservation Trust’s Oxford Open Doors were made by under 24s…
Upstairs versus downstairs - Petworth revisited
Posted on 31st August 2012 by Zoe Potter
When you visit a historic house what do you find more interesting, the magnificent rooms filled with exquisite…
European Heritage Days: The bigger picture
Posted on 29th August 2012 by Madelena Grossmann
After working in the cultural sector in the Council of Europe for about 15 years, the invitation last year to take…
Seven Miss Squires
Posted on 21st August 2012 by Dinah Starkey
We’ve got a problem at Sevington School. I probably shouldn’t be telling you about it because…
See eco-refurbishment at its best
Posted on 15th August 2012 by Gordon Glass
Wouldn’t you love to transform your old house into an eco home? What difference could it make to your…
