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Servery and disabled wc at St Mary Magdalene, Hart, Hartlepool30th December 2019

The Grade 1 Saxon Church of St Mary Magdalene serves the parish of Hart and Middle Warren, just above Hartlepool.  An early wooden church dating from 675 was rebuilt in the 12th Century with additions to the Saxon nave of the north arcade, chancel arch and tower.  The south aisle was added in the 13th […]

Hylton Castle, A Heritage Led Visitor Centre located in the heart of the local community.3rd April 2019

Built between 1390 and 1410, Hylton Castle stands as a magnificent reminder of the past, right in the heart of the community.  Much loved by local people, it has provided a home for barons and school children, a stronghold for knights and a headquarters for soldiers, and it tells us much about how the people […]

Restoration of farm buildings at White Kirkley Farm, Frosterley.3rd April 2019

Building Limes Forum, York28th June 2019

Beaumont spent three days in the summer at the Building Limes Symposium held in York. With two days of lectures by the best in the field and a practical day at York Minster. He reports that is was the best Continual Professional Development he’s ever attended. Running the show was Nigel Copsey and he is […]

Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum, Skinningrove, Cleveland2nd April 2019

We are pressing on with developing the ideas that the Museum has for the expansion of the site to provide new visitor, schools and display facilities. We are working with our clients, Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council, to facilitate this fantastic project to bring about not just new facilities but an upgraded existing Museum to […]

@dsbbba13th February, 2020

@Nay_Atherton @Headspace If I can take a bit of music I use this: https://t.co/nMj4HqEUgg Failing that, a cup of tea and a biscuit. Take care Naomi!

@dsbbba13th February, 2020

And here's how you did it @bowes_railway See https://t.co/IvHW0Hubkx It is a fascinating programme showing the dedication of volunteers @MrTimDunn @LocomotionSHD @railwaymuseum https://t.co/lZ7gWCyv2D

@dsbbba13th February, 2020

Great day this week in @NclDiocese looking at @HexhamAbbey and Newton Hall bell installations. Also my first Saxon tower visit and a nod to @CherryburnNT Bewick's burial place at Ovingham, where rooks are developing their sound deadening technique @beckyclark83 @ElanorMJohnson https://t.co/ULEo5kGS38