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IHBC Yorkshire Branch
All Yorkshire Counties, North Lincolnshire, North-east Lincolnshire
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- Events
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- Past Branch Events
Tab 1
IHBC Yorkshire Committee
Chair
Maria Calderon
yorkshire@ihbc.org.uk
Branch Rep on Council
Stan Driver
ihbcyorkshire@ihbc.org.uk
Secretary
David Rawlins
Treasurer
Eric Carter
Membership Secretary
Naiomi Kempton
Education Officer
Keith Knight
Social Media
Stephanie Jenkins
Newsletter Editor
Emma Gibbens
Events Coordinators
Louise Winrow
Hilary Byers
Tom Bromet
North Yorkshire Rep
Annabelle Richer Hill
West Yorkshire Rep
Andy Graham
East Yorkshire Rep
Stephen Walker
SouthYorkshire Rep
Andrew Shepherd
Yorkshire Heritage Environment Forum Rep
Rebecca Thompson
Other members: Illan Santos, Ally Lu
Committee Meetings
Meetings are currently held virtually, usually on Monday evenings, every three months.
Chair
Maria Calderon
yorkshire@ihbc.org.uk
Branch Rep on Council
Stan Driver
ihbcyorkshire@ihbc.org.uk
Secretary
David Rawlins
Treasurer
Eric Carter
Membership Secretary
Naiomi Kempton
Education Officer
Keith Knight
Social Media
Stephanie Jenkins
Newsletter Editor
Emma Gibbens
Events Coordinators
Louise Winrow
Hilary Byers
Tom Bromet
North Yorkshire Rep
Annabelle Richer Hill
West Yorkshire Rep
Andy Graham
East Yorkshire Rep
Stephen Walker
SouthYorkshire Rep
Andrew Shepherd
Yorkshire Heritage Environment Forum Rep
Rebecca Thompson
Other members: Illan Santos, Ally Lu
Committee Meetings
Meetings are currently held virtually, usually on Monday evenings, every three months.
Tab 2
The branch committee are currently considering options for future Yorkshire events. Please check back for news of planned events, or visit us on Twitter: IHBC Yorkshire (@IHBC_Yorkshire) / Twitter
If you have ideas for training events, or would like to contribute to delivering events, please contact the branch via yorkshire@ihbc.org.uk
For news of other general events, including IHBC virtual MATE sessions, please see Upcoming Events (ihbc.org.uk).
Members of the Branch are also regularly updated of Events held by other Organisations, such as Historic England, SPAB, York Consortium for Conservation and Craftmanship, North Yorkshire Vernacular Buildings Study Group, Heritage Alliance, by email: Each member should therefore ensure that their email address is kept up to date via IHBC Head Office.
If you have ideas for training events, or would like to contribute to delivering events, please contact the branch via yorkshire@ihbc.org.uk
For news of other general events, including IHBC virtual MATE sessions, please see Upcoming Events (ihbc.org.uk).
Members of the Branch are also regularly updated of Events held by other Organisations, such as Historic England, SPAB, York Consortium for Conservation and Craftmanship, North Yorkshire Vernacular Buildings Study Group, Heritage Alliance, by email: Each member should therefore ensure that their email address is kept up to date via IHBC Head Office.
Tab 3
IHBC Yorkshire AGM & talk on Cultural Heritage in Gjirokastra, Albania by Andrew Shepherd, Architect
October 2020
Our first Virtual AGM seemed to go reasonably well, albeit with some hiccups experienced by Andrew Shepherd & his computer! Hence an initial delay was used to allow those present to introduce themselves and showed what variety of professions & expertise is enjoyed by IHBC Yorkshire. We then allowed the AGM to proceed, followed by a talk by Andrew on Cultural Heritage in Gjirokastra, Albania – a fascinating & interesting presentation on Heritage in Albania. It was reminiscent of a project Naiomi Kempton was involved in about 8 years ago in Bulgaria. Good to hear reference to David Baxter’s excellent work at Bontida with the Transylvanian Trust.
October 2020
Our first Virtual AGM seemed to go reasonably well, albeit with some hiccups experienced by Andrew Shepherd & his computer! Hence an initial delay was used to allow those present to introduce themselves and showed what variety of professions & expertise is enjoyed by IHBC Yorkshire. We then allowed the AGM to proceed, followed by a talk by Andrew on Cultural Heritage in Gjirokastra, Albania – a fascinating & interesting presentation on Heritage in Albania. It was reminiscent of a project Naiomi Kempton was involved in about 8 years ago in Bulgaria. Good to hear reference to David Baxter’s excellent work at Bontida with the Transylvanian Trust.
Tab 4
Tab 5
Minutes of Meeting held online 8 November 2021
Branch AGM - 5th October 2021
IHBC Yorkshire - Historic Environment Forum
Update 7 June 2021
Meeting on 16th August 2021
Meeting on 7th June 2021
Meeting on 7th December 2020
Meeting 1st December 2008
Meeting 29th June 2020
Branch Report March 2010
Branch Report September 2011
Branch Report December 2011
Branch AGM papers (past)
5th November 2010 minutes
15th April 2019 minutes
Tab 6
Past Branch Events
Hot Lime Workshop
Saturday 14th March 2020, Location: Rosedale East
Delivered through the North York Moors National Park and IHBC Yorkshire Branch. Local stonemason and lime mortar expert Nigel Copsey (the Earth, Stone and Lime Company, and lead on practical workshops at the University of York) gave a presentation and demonstration on hot mixed lime mortars, their technique and use; imparting understanding of the physics of historic structures and best practice for conservation.
It was followed in the afternoon by hands on practical work applying lime mortars and renders to buildings associated with East Mines at Rosedale.
6 CPD hours.
IHBC Yorkshire Branch AGM 2019
Saturday, 26 October 2019 at 12.15pm
The morning commenced at 10.30am with a talk by Jane Grenville, OBE, FSA, Archaeologist and Honorary Research Fellow and former member of staff in the Department of Conservation Studies, York University on ‘Pevsner, Yorkshire: The North Riding’. Jane was in the process of revising Pevsner’s work on North Riding of Yorkshire, to be published in 2020.
Saturday 14th March 2020, Location: Rosedale East
Delivered through the North York Moors National Park and IHBC Yorkshire Branch. Local stonemason and lime mortar expert Nigel Copsey (the Earth, Stone and Lime Company, and lead on practical workshops at the University of York) gave a presentation and demonstration on hot mixed lime mortars, their technique and use; imparting understanding of the physics of historic structures and best practice for conservation.
It was followed in the afternoon by hands on practical work applying lime mortars and renders to buildings associated with East Mines at Rosedale.
6 CPD hours.
IHBC Yorkshire Branch AGM 2019
Saturday, 26 October 2019 at 12.15pm
The morning commenced at 10.30am with a talk by Jane Grenville, OBE, FSA, Archaeologist and Honorary Research Fellow and former member of staff in the Department of Conservation Studies, York University on ‘Pevsner, Yorkshire: The North Riding’. Jane was in the process of revising Pevsner’s work on North Riding of Yorkshire, to be published in 2020.
Conservation and Stabilisation of Historic Fabric
28th September 2019, Central Methodist Church, York
28th September 2019, Central Methodist Church, York
Two complimentary disciplines are brought together to present with case studies, the structural conservation of historic buildings and structures, as seen through the eyes of two Conservation Accredited (CARE) Engineers and an AABC Conservation Accredited Architect. Robert Thorniley-Walker and Alice Bowers CARE Engineers, Civil & Structural Consultants Ltd. and, David Cattell AABC Architect, Rodney Melville and Partners Ltd.
Tour of Halifax Piece Hall
Saturday, 3rd March 2018
The Piece Hall is one of Britain’s most extraordinary buildings. Built in 1779 to trade ‘pieces’ of cloth, it is now the UK’s sole surviving cloth hall and offers a unique window back into our past.
Its near 250-year history has seen the building tale on many transformations – in Georgian times as a place for trading locally made ‘Kersey’ and other cloth, later as a gathering point for Victorian spectacles and political rallies. It then became a wholesale marker, before being transformed into a visitor attraction and, most recently, undergoing an extensive conservation programme.
The visit took participants on a journey spanning almost quarter of a millennium, meeting characters from the past and hearing fascinating stories about this truly incredible building.
IHBC Yorkshire Branch AGM 2017
Saturday 15th July 2017, Kings Manor, Exhibition Sq. York
10:30 - 12:00
Speaker: Keith Knight Course Leader RIBA Conservation Course
Subject: IHBC Yorkshire Conservation Course
Tour of Halifax Piece Hall
Saturday, 3rd March 2018
The Piece Hall is one of Britain’s most extraordinary buildings. Built in 1779 to trade ‘pieces’ of cloth, it is now the UK’s sole surviving cloth hall and offers a unique window back into our past.
Its near 250-year history has seen the building tale on many transformations – in Georgian times as a place for trading locally made ‘Kersey’ and other cloth, later as a gathering point for Victorian spectacles and political rallies. It then became a wholesale marker, before being transformed into a visitor attraction and, most recently, undergoing an extensive conservation programme.
The visit took participants on a journey spanning almost quarter of a millennium, meeting characters from the past and hearing fascinating stories about this truly incredible building.
IHBC Yorkshire Branch AGM 2017
Saturday 15th July 2017, Kings Manor, Exhibition Sq. York
10:30 - 12:00
Speaker: Keith Knight Course Leader RIBA Conservation Course
Subject: IHBC Yorkshire Conservation Course
