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Ecclesistical & Heritage World No.98

Heritage Roofing

Heritage roofing - maintaining our iconic buildings

The UK is home to some of the most iconic buildings in the world, from stunning churches and cathedrals to historic stately homes. Each and every one of these remarkable feats of architecture requires regular maintenance to ensure they remain in the very best condition, allowing them to be enjoyed for generations.

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Cathedral Care

Restoration and upkeep of cathedrals

There are some 42 Anglican cathedrals in the UK, not to mention 20 or so Catholic cathedrals. Cathedrals form the most important collection of historic buildings in England. The largest and most ancient are internationally famous, the smallest are usually among the most significant buildings in their region and even the most recent are architectural masterpieces.

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Master Craftsmen

Championing our heritage with modern craftsmanship

Twenty years ago, English Heritage (now Historic England) published its first-ever Register of Buildings at Risk across England, which featured nearly 2,000 buildings and monuments that were ‘neglected, broken and unloved’. Recently Historic England was delighted to announce that over two-thirds of those buildings were now safe, in both urban and rural areas right across the country.

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Traditional Lime

Lime: it’s better for buildings – and for the environment

It is now fairly well known that cement is not good for old buildings and that lime mortar should be used. But why? What are the advantages and what are the disadvantages? In order to begin to answer those questions it is necessary to understand the nature of traditional building, the process by which buildings used to be built, and how it differs from modern construction, the process by which we build today.

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Audio Visual

Audio visual equipment in church buildings

This guidance is issued by the Church Buildings Council under section 55(1)(d) of the Dioceses, Mission and Pastoral Measure 2007. As it is statutory guidance, it must be considered with great care. The standards of good practice set out in the guidance should not be departed from unless the departure is justified by reasons that are spelled out clearly, logically and convincingly.

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CRE Events

After the Midlands, onward to Milton Keynes

"CRE Midlands reminded me of the giddy days when it first began – the venue was packed with exhibitors and visitors and there was a busy atmosphere. The whole thing looked great."

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Insurance

Church Insurance | Ecclesiastical

Church insurance risk

You need to ensure that reasonable precautions are in place at your church to keep it safe for those who use it. To do this, you need to think about what might cause harm to people.

You will then need to decide if the precautions already in place are adequate. If they are not, you may need to identify further action to prevent any danger. When done formally, this is known as a risk assessment.

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Church Maintenance

Church maintenance and repair: Calendar of Care

Just as prevention is always better than cure, maintenance is preferable to major repairs. But, such repairs may not always be avoidable. Church Care offers a monthly guide in our coming issues Starting in Spring

We can help you understand the common problems and areas that need your special attention, and give you tips for regular maintenance schemes.

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Pest Control

Michael Palin warns of pest threat to churches

Michael Palin is supporting the future of the UK’s historic churches and chapels with a voiceover for a new animated film. The 80 second animation, produced for the National Churches Trust, highlights why churches are some of the nation’s best loved buildings.

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Town Halls

The history of the great Victorian Town Halls of Northern England

From industrial squalor to civic pride, the story behind some of the most impressive buildings of the North involve a unique mix of economics, grand designs and noble sentiments within communities.

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Lead Roofing

The benefits of lead roofing

Lead is one of the oldest materials in the roofing industry and is still commonly used throughout the world today.

Lead roofing is a traditional roofing method which has been used in the industry for hundreds of years, and is therefore proven to be extremely reliable. Lead roofing, and sand-cast lead, in particular is ideal for old buildings such as churches or historical renovations, whereas milled lead roofing is a mass-produced alternative, used for precision and accuracy in homes and commercial buildings alike.

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Lightning Protection

When lightning strikes are you protected against this act of God?

The issue of lightning protection in churches is one that has exercised this publication for many years. In this four-part series of spotlights on the issue we will be revisiting various aspects of the subject, beginning with an overview of current thinking.

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The Finest Hand-made Boxes by G. Ryder & Co Ltd

Ecclesiastical & Heritage World G Ryder & Co LtdSince 1914 G. Ryder & Co Ltd have been producing the finest hand-made boxes for leading galleries, museums and institutions.

Preserving your reputation in conservation since 1914

Ecclesiastical & Heritage World G Ryder & Co Ltd

Since 1914 G. Ryder & Co Ltd have been producing
the finest hand-made boxes for leading galleries,
museums and institutions.

Preserving your reputation in conservation since 1914







Ecclesiastical & Heritage World G Ryder SolanderSolander Boxes
Created by Dr Daniel Charles Solander in the 1700’s, these boxes are used to
store and preserve works of art, prints and printed matter, drawings and
photographs in a protected environment.

Made in two styles, with a plywood frame lined in acid-free papers, they
create a safe environment for precious items. They can be produced with
attaché fasteners and card holders, as required.

These are the ultimate storage boxes using the finest archival materials in
their construction.


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Ecclesiastical & Heritage World G Ryder Conservation BoxesConservation Boxes

G. Ryder manufacture numerous products to conserve and protect more
delicate items. Examples of these include Conservation Binding Boxes made
from acid-free boards and linings, archival quality portfolios, wallets and
folders.


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Ecclesiastical & Heritage World G Ryder Wire Stitched BoxesWire Stitched Boxes
Versatile and comparatively inexpensive, wire stitched boxes are simple,
strong and are made in many different styles.

Uses include storing and transporting documents, costumes, photographs
and all forms of data and records. All boxes are made to individual
specifications and Ryder’s have in their history made thousands of different
sizes.

Boxes can be made in a selection of low-acid or acid free boards: 1900
micron kraft lined 'low-acid' board (pH 6.5-8), which conforms to BS 5454
and is our best seller where durability and economy is important. We have
two full archival quality boards (pH 8.0) in 1300 micron Grey/White or 2000
micron Sand/White. To complete the range we now offer our new 1900
micron Buff Meridian acid-free high density board (p.H 8.5) which offers
value and strength where full protection against acid ingress is required.


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Ecclesiastical & Heritage World G Ryder Microscope Slide BoxesMicroscope Slide Boxes
A variety of styles are manufactured in card or wood covered in paper or cloth
to take 3" x 1" microscope slides. Full details and price list on request.


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Ecclesiastical & Heritage World G Ryder Storage and StationeryStorage & Stationery
Storage boxes and desk accessories for the home and home office are essential
items for modern living. G. Ryder make these in various coverings and with a
selection of fittings to suit all purposes.

We are happy to manufacture exclusive ranges to client's own designs and can
offer a vast range of papers and finishes which give endless possibilities.


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Ecclesiastical & Heritage World G Ryder Presentation BoxesPresentation Boxes
Individually designed and branded boxes carry great presence and impact. G. Ryder
make boxes which will enhance your product or promotion. With your imagination
and our technical advice and know-how your message will stand out from the crowd.

Hot foil stamping, embossing and screen printing give a quality boost to your designs
and allow added flair.

We can also make boxes from certain types of pre-printed stock to give pictorial
appeal and extra dimension to your campaign.

Gifts in attractive boxes stand out and increase their saleability. G. Ryder make boxes
with ribbon ties, ring pulls or other fittings, to make your product exclusive.


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For more information and to see the full range of G. Ryder & Co’s products please visit their website at www.ryderbox.co.uk

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