Researchers from Sheffield Hallam University (SHU) have developed a patented technique that significantly improves the penetration and consolidation performance of nanolime on fine-grained limestone, a longstanding challenge in heritage conservation. Cliveden...
Cliveden Conservation has successfully restored a rare surviving fragment of Barking’s eighteenth-century workhouse. The large Portland stone plaque was officially unveiled on Abbey Green on Wednesday 17 June, offering a powerful reminder of how London once...
The Grade II* Burton Mausoleum, a spectacular Victorian mausoleum located in the churchyard of St Mary Magdalen Roman Catholic Church in Mortlake, will reopen to the public for the first time in more than seventy years this April. This reopening follows a major...
Bristol Cathedral’s recent restoration to the floor of the 14th-century Seafarers’ Chapel, led by Cliveden Conservation and Nick Cox Architects, has been recognised with a prestigious Church Transformation Award for exemplary craftsmanship and heritage conservation....
Members of Cliveden Conservation were invited to an informal reception at St Olave Hart Street to mark the successful conservation and installation of the Capponi ledger stone on 27th November 2025. Piero Capponi, a Florentine patrician exiled for plotting against...
We are delighted to be partnering with Stone Federation to deliver a Lime Training Day, 1st October 2025 at Reading Abbey Ruins, Abbey St, Reading RG1 3BA. This is a unique opportunity to learn more about using hot mixed lime mortar and get hands-on experience at the...
