We have support and advice to help you champion and care for the historic environment during this challenging time.
Coronavirus Advice and Support from Historic EnglandAimed at anyone working on heritage projects, this section provides practical guidance on surveying, managing and caring for historic buildings and their settings, as well as specialist techniques for investigating heritage.
How to maintain and repair historic buildings, including advice on the types of materials and treatment methods to use.
Advice on caring for historic parks and gardens, and landscape management of other sites such as archaeological monuments.
How to look after building services such as electrics, heating, plumbing and ventilation in historic buildings.
How to improve the energy efficiency of older buildings in ways that are sympathetic to their historic character.
How to inspect, conserve and repair historic buildings after flooding, as well as ways to prevent flood damage in the first place.
Look for advice about fire safety and emergency planning in the heritage sector.
Aimed at anyone who manages or cares for a war memorial or memorial garden, this page provides practical advice to help you.
How to adapt historic buildings and landscapes to make them more accessible to people with disabilities.
See our advice and guidance on archaeological science.
How to survey historic places to the best standard possible, using our wide-ranging technical survey guidance.
This section is aimed at those responsible for recording, curating and maintaining information about the historic environment.
Our general approach to project management, with specialist advice, guidance and training.
Advice on the historical, archaeological and natural significance of peatlands.
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