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Lockdown has presented most of us with a renewed appreciation of our local area. Our director, Matthew writes from Sussex.

While the country is in lockdown, we continue to protect old buildings. We're responding to threats to some of our greatest buildings.

Our John Betjeman Award celebrates excellence in conservation and repair at places of worship of all denominations and faiths.

For April Fools Day we explore absurd, imaginative and eccentric architecture.
 

In the light of current government advice, we have closed our HQ and postponed all spring courses. However, the SPAB will continue its work championing old buildings.

This award recognises excellence in the conservation of faith buildings across the UK and Ireland. As we celebrate its 30th year, two previous judges look back on their highlights.

The SPAB is carefully monitoring the coronavirus situation. Our current policy is to carry on with business as usual, in line with the advice of the government, NCVO, and others.

Working parties provide young people with the chance to learn practical skills and engage with professionals in a relaxed environment.  

2019 Fellow Matthew Wilson looks back on six months of travel, craft and thought-provoking conversations.

In February a dozen SPAB volunteers and experts gathered to help repair an ancient church tower, which we've owned since the 1980s.