Protecting, restoring and enhancing historic buildings in Nottinghamshire
Protecting, restoring and enhancing historic buildings in Nottinghamshire
07/1976 Newsletter 4pgs Coach Tour Spring Meeting Keyworth Barn The Guide House, Mansfield Road, Arnold The Old White Hart, Newark Windles Square, Calverton Dr. N. Summers Appointment of Chairman and Vice-Chairman AGM Conservation Area Advisory Committee Conservation Areas 01/1978 Newsletter 4pgs List of Conservation Areas Farm Buildings Survey 03/1978 Newsletter 6pgs The […]
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Photo Archive Nothing conveys the work of the NBPT better than our archive of photographs. The collections of photographs below come from our past projects. Some are featured elsewhere on the site. There is also a large collection that has yet to be catalogued. We are always on the look out for more interesting pictures
Just found a reference here to Haggs Farm on the SAVE website……Haggs Farm is SAVE’s Building of the Month for October 2018. The building has been on the NBPT and NCC radar for a number of years…let’s hope that some progress can be made to save this building and its link with DH Lawrence…..
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SATURDAY 16th SEPTEMBER is the date for the second Heritage Craft Fair organised by the Nottinghamshire Building Preservation Trust and taking place again in and around Southwell Minster. Following a similar format to the first event which was held on a sunny day in May 2012, craftsmen involved in many of those traditional crafts which
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50th ANNIVERSARY YEAR 2017 The NBPT was formed in February 1967 and is celebrating 50 years since its inception in 2017 with a series of events. A Celebratory Lunch is planned for June and a Second Traditional Crafts Day booked for Saturday 16th September at Southwell Minster. It is 5 years since the First Traditional
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APPOINTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER The Nottinghamshire Building Preservation Trust is seeking a DEVELOPMENT OFFICER to replace the administrator who is retiring at the end of March 2017. The Position is for a self-employed, self-motivated person to help the Trustees/Directors to expand the influence of the Trust by increasing membership of Friends of NBPT, applying for
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When I joined Notts County Council as an Architect in the Planning Department in 1973 I had little previous knowledge of historic buildings, but was soon being enlightened and swept into membership of the Notts Building Preservation Trust the second Chair of whom in 1976 was Imogen Skirving from Langar Hall.Imogen was a jolly, energetic
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THE HARRY JOHNSON AWARD 2016 for best restoration of a building, or best new building within a Nottinghamshire village setting Nominations are invited from individuals, architects, builders and local Councils, for buildings to be considered for the above award. The prestigious Harry Johnson Award, sponsored by the Nottinghamshire Building Preservation Trust with the Nottinghamshire Branch
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NOTTINGHAMSHIRE BUILDING PRESERVATION TRUST LIMITED REPORT ON THE YEAR’S ACTIVITIES APRIL 2014 TO MARCH 2015 There have been regular meetings of the Trust’s Council of Management and the Projects Committee to continue to work to seek to protect, preserve and enhance the built environment of Nottinghamshire. Additionally the Strategy Committee has met to determine the
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