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Is there a faith building repair project in your community that you're proud of? It might be eligible for the SPAB’s John Betjeman Award. Award closes 26 February 2019.

A nine-month, hands-on learning experience aimed at craftspeople, architects, surveyors and engineers.

Showcasing the best in practical conservation, the two days (7-8 September) attracted building professionals, homeowners, enthusiasts and those interested in developing a career in the heritage sector.

The SPAB would like to know how you access technical information and what topics you would like more indepth coverage on.

MaintenanceBooker, a new heritage website to keep historic churches and chapels safe for the future has been launched in England and Wales, followi

A statement from SPAB director, Matthew Slocombe.

Proceeds from the concert will go to the fund set up in memory of Gloria Trevisan and Marco Gottardi, two young and talented graduate architects from Italy, who died in the Grenfell Tower fire.

Eight Spitalfields gardens, including the SPAB's courtyard, will be open to the public for the National Gardens Scheme (NGS) on Saturday 16 June, 11am-4pm.

The Law Commission has been asked by the Welsh Government to examine the operation of the Welsh planning system.

There is still time to enter a project for SPAB’s 2018 Betjeman Award. The prestigious annual award reflects Sir John Betjeman’s love and appreciation of ecclesiastical architecture and is open to all faith buildings.