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What a night! We were delighted to welcome over 230 people to our very first SPAB Heritage Awards ceremony at Conway Hall in London.

Three great projects are up for our Philip Webb Award, which recognises schemes that sympathetically revitalise a historic building.   

2022 SPAB Scholar Serena Gildea explores both successes and challenges facing historic buildings and traditional crafts across the island.

Overall, we support the proposals to alter this wonderful late 15th-century house, now a local museum, but have suggested improvements.

We're proud to announce the shortlist for the 2022 SPAB Heritage Awards

Shortlisted for our new Best Loved Award in the private category, the achievement to rescue and repair this Grade II barn on a limited budget is remarkable.

Shortlisted for our new Best Loved Award in the private category, this is an outstanding example of how a community of residents and owners have tirelessly worked together over eight years to improve the condition of their much-loved tenement.

Shortlisted for our new Best Loved Award in the private category, over the last two years this Grade II listed Tudor farmhouse has been lovingly saved from near collapse by its owners.

Shortlisted for our new Best Loved Award in the private category, this dilapidated mid-Victorian villa has been lovingly saved by its dedicated owners and the project team over ten years. 

Shortlisted for our Best Loved Award, the Endeavour has always served local young people. Almost a century after it was built by the local Scouts Group, the local community has banded together to campaign for its repair.