Heritage Network

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The Heritage Network (formerly Heritage Trust Network) is the UK's umbrella body for organisations that are rescuing, restoring and re-using historic buildings, structures and spaces. https://heritagetrustnetwork.org.uk

Exterior of a potteries building with a canal in the foreground. People sit on the grass between the building and canal.

The choir performing in front of the organ.

Inside of an old building with many wooden beams, a person walking through.

A square collage of photographs featuring 9 images of projects completed by the trust.

A card file stack with one of the drawers pulled out and showing the cards within.

A young woman wearing a white top and dark blazer stares directly into the camera.

Group of people sitting in a circle drumming inside a church.

Outside of St Mary's Church, Wirksworth, in the front a tree.

Group of volunteers and a dog in front of a building with tools and train tracks in the front of the frame.

Exterior of the Assize Court building which is a golden stone building with an impressive pillared porch.

A computer keyboard with a toy plastic roadworks sign on it. The sign reads 'Under construction - caution'.

Congregation in a synagoge

View of the exterior of Warwick Bridge Corn Mill, a red stone brick building with tiled roof. The mill lade is visible in front of the building.

Exterior of Walpole Old Chapel. It is a cream building with a red roof. Gravestones sit in grass in front of it.

Exterior of Dronfield Hall Barn.

A smiling person sits at a desk with promotional materials on it.

A view of the exterior of Warwick Bridge Corn Mill on a sunny day, with the mill lade in front.

A view of the exterior of Riddle's Court, a historic merchant's tenement building in Edinburgh.

The Hall of Clestrain seen at the end of a dirt track.

A smiling person holding a sign which says "Empty buildings are not ok."

A photograph of a number of handmade bricks. One features two paw prints set into it.

St Mary's Church seen at a distance. There are trees on either side, and grey clouds in the background.

A sign in the foreground reads 'Bournville Green'. Behind it there's a green space with grass, trees, daffodils and an unusual two storey building which has a path running around it.

A group of young children wearing historical dress are sat facing forwards. Some are raising their hands to answer a question.

Exterior of Gregynog Hall. It's a black and white timber frame building with ivy growing up it.

A low angle shot of the rear elevation of Fydell House.

Thermal image of building, the walls are shades of orange, and the windows are blues and greens.

A poster with the words "Fundraiser Opportunity - The Chamberlain Highbury Trust" and three pictures. One of people sat around a table, one of the exterior of the Hall and one of the gardens.

Exterior of Lochwinnoch Church.

Exterior of St Richard's church. It is a single storey 20th century building with a timber hyperbolic paraboloid roof.

Exterior of the Kirk in the sunshine. It is a single storey brick building which is surrounded by gravestones and greenery.

A group of people looking up at the ceiling inside St John's Church, Great Yarmouth.

A montage of photos showing a range of people engaging with events at the chapel as well as architectural features of the site.

The exterior of the church.

A close up of a historic decorative leaded window. A selection on greenery can be seen through the window.

The interior of the church during their Christmas carol service. The pews are full and there are fairy lights strung up all around.

The altar and stained glass windows in Holy Trinity.

A conference audience looks towards the front of an auditorium.

A group of older people sit around a table in the visitor centre drinking hot drinks. Visitor display interpretation panels are on the walls around them.

Interior photograph of the baths. It's an opulent looking space with decorative tiling, wooden booths and long curtains.

A photograph of a wooden waterwheel, situated against the side of a stone and corrugated metal building, surrounded by overgrown bracken and other greenery.