50 YEARBOOK 2025 IHBC MEMBERSHIP NUMBERS AND BRANCH LETTERS At the end of each entry there are two items in parentheses. The first is the individual membership number and the second is the branch in which the member is located (or chooses to be affiliated to). Membership numbers include letters indicating the current status of the member. LETTERS AT THE END OF THE MEMBERSHIP NUMBER: ~MEM Full Members ~ASE Associate (Evaluation) ~ASM Associate (Management) ~ASI Associate (Intervention) ~AFF Affiliates (members who are working towards achieving full membership) ~RET Retired Members LETTER AT THE START: S~ Supporters For further information please see ihbc.org.uk/join/Categories/index.html. NB: These abbreviations are for internal use only and are not for use as post-nominals. THE BRANCH LETTERS ARE: EA (East Anglia) EM (East Midlands) LO (London) NI (Northern Ireland) NO (North) NW (North West) RI (Republic of Ireland) SC (Scotland) SE (South East) SO (South) SW (South West) WA (Wales) WM (West Midlands) YO (Yorkshire) OV (Overseas) Z (no branch affiliation) See page 9 for our branch areas listing. Every attempt has been made to ensure that the details in this directory are correct but it is stressed that the details are only as good as those notified by members and recorded on the membership database by 26 April 2025. If the details for any member are incorrect, please notify the membership services officer. Members’ attention is drawn to the need to keep the institute informed immediately of all changes to their details. Full home and office details are kept on the membership database. IHBC PROMOTIONS AND PUBLICATIONS You don’t have to be a member to keep up to speed with IHBC activities or share information with our 2,700 members. JOBS ETC Prospective employers can reach the most suitable candidates via jobs.ihbc.org.uk (members and non-members can sign up for free job alerts), which offers: • integrated advertising comprising web, social networks and direct emailing service to 2,700+ subscribers, and posting across our c22,000 strong digital network • adverts live for up to six weeks • the opportunity to reach all specialist areas in built and historic environment conservation: surveying, planning, engineering, heritage crafts, architecture, project management, archaeology, etc • access to specialist heritage conservation interests in all sectors: public, private and not-for-profit • one free posting per year for HESPR members (see below) • discounts for registered charities • additional discounts for posts requiring selected conservation skills/ accreditations and for bulk orders. Email Lydia Porter at jobs@ihbc.org.uk or tel 01747 873133. IHBC MEMBERS & GUESTS COMMUNICATIONS A direct email service for both members and non-members to 4,800+ subscribers for the IHBC Membership Matters newsletter, CPD Circular and other information. Email contact@ihbc.org.uk for details or sign up at https://eepurl.com/gEPoJ5. PUBLICATIONS Advertise in the IHBC journal Context (four issues per year) and the IHBC Yearbook (annual). Cathedral Communications, which publishes both, can be contacted on 01747 871717. HESPR HERITAGE BUSINESS LISTING HESPR (Historic Environment Service Providers Recognition) is a recognition, registration and promotion service for companies operating in built and historic environment conservation. Companies using the service recognise IHBC membership as an accessible standard for quality control. HESPR is operated for the IHBC by IHBC Enterprises Limited. See hespr.ihbc.org.uk for details. CONSERVATION COURSES AND EVENTS Find courses and events across the built and historic environment sector at events.ihbc.org.uk. NEWSBLOG Keep up with current conservation news via the IHBC NewsBlog, linked from ihbc.org.uk. Want to get the latest updates? Sign up to our email alert at https://eepurl.com/g4iRo1. This service is free to all. SOCIAL MEDIA Join the 22,000+ members of the IHBC’s digital network (LinkedIn, X and Facebook), all accessible from ihbc.org.uk. CONSERVATION WIKI IHBC’s Conservation Wiki, part of the Designing Buildings, offers news and updates direct to the construction and development sector (designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Conservation_wiki).
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