English Heritage Trust, The
From world-famous prehistoric sites to grand medieval castles, Roman forts on the edges of an empire to a Cold War bunker, we care for hundreds of historic sites in every part of England, from international icons to local treasures. We open them up, share their stories and find new ways for everybody to enjoy, play, learn and create. Protecting and maintaining these special places for the nation, as well as over a million objects in our care, is the cornerstone of everything we do.
Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB)
As the UK's oldest conservation charity, we represent the practical and positive side of conservation through our unique combination of training, research, advice and repair. We celebrate old buildings and encourage building professionals and homeowners to keep them useful, beautiful and part of the lives of communities across the country.
Clevedon Pier & Heritage Trust
Clevedon Pier is a Victorian Pier situated on the east shore of the Severn Estuary and is Britain’s only Grade I listed Pier. It is over 150 years old, meaning that it needs to be carefully maintained to protect it, costing us over £125,000 in a typical year. We need to raise funds to help maintain the Pier, so that it can be enjoyed by future generations.
Re-Form Heritage
Re-Form Heritage is an independent Stoke-on-Trent based charity who transform historic buildings at risk for the benefit of the local and wider community. We create places that inspire, educate and connect people with their past.
The Remembrance Trust
The Remembrance Trust has an objective to find and, where possible, restore monuments and graves of military graves, cemeteries and memorials of British and Commonwealth members of the Armed Forces who died before 1914 anywhere in the world as well as to support the maintenance and upkeep of such sites.
Westminster Abbey Foundation
It is difficult to overstate the importance of Westminster Abbey in the nation’s spiritual, historical and cultural make-up. This Gothic masterpiece is the burial place or memorial site of over 3,300 souls including statesmen, poets, scientists, warriors and 17 monarchs. Since 1066, it has been the coronation church and it is the national church of the Commonwealth.
Windmill Hill Windmill Trust
The Windmill Hill Windmill Trust (WHWT) was set up and registered as a charity in 1996 to restore the windmill at Windmill Hill in Sussex – a Grade II* listed post mill originally built in 1814. Over a period of thirty years the mill has been carefully restored to full working order and can once again produce flour. It continues to be preserved, maintained and operated by WHWT for the benefit of the community and for future generations.