Online Talk: ‘Rescuing Ruins’ – the work of the Landmark Trust

Founded in 1965, the Landmark Trust is a building conservation charity that rescues historic buildings at risk and gives them a secure future. It carefully restores these special places and makes them available for self-catering holidays, allowing people to experience their history first-hand. Income from holiday bookings helps fund the ongoing care and maintenance of the buildings, supporting their long-term survival.

From castles and cottages to follies and former hospitals, the Landmark Trust’s work demonstrates how sensitive restoration and thoughtful new uses can help historic buildings remain part of our lives today.

Find out more on the Landmark Trust website.

Alastair Dick-Cleland has worked for the Landmark Trust, one of the UK’s largest and longest-established building preservation trusts, since 1996. As Project Development Manager, he focuses on selecting future restoration projects.

Alastair also has a longstanding admiration for the work of the celebrated Arts and Crafts architect Charles Voysey. In 2019, he became Secretary of the CFA Voysey Society.

Tickets are free for HB&P members, with an optional donation, and £5 for non-members. 

Book your place to join us for this fascinating online talk and discover how the Landmark Trust is helping historic buildings find a future. 

If you are unable to attend the live event, a recording will be made available to all registered attendees after the session. 

Refunds are available for cancellations made seven or more business days before the event.