History Scotland

Climate change heritage action

In this issue, we take a closer look at Historic Environment Scotland’s recent announcement of a new inspection regime to repair and maintain the historic properties they care for. We explore how we, as individuals, can get involved in the conversation…

THE PROCESS OF MANAGED DECAY

Director of Conservation at Historic Environment Scotland (HES), talks about their recent

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