10th November 2020
Our sole aim is to protect our Victorian and Edwardian buildings for future generations. We fight to save the buildings people value. We have helped to save landmark buildings ranging from St Pancras in London to the Albert Dock in Liverpool. Our Conservation Advisers help local planning authorities and churches to make better decisions about adapting Victorian and Edwardian buildings to the way we live now, while keeping what is special about them.
We do this by:
The Victorian Society is facing a very difficult financial situation. We have lost the income from our physical events and have been ineligible for the heritage sector corona virus funding.
If you want our vital work ensuring our priceless architectural heritage can be enjoyed by future generations to continue, join us! Get £10 off when you pay by direct debit for the first year. Call us on 020 8994 1019 to join over the phone or via our website:https://www.victoriansociety.org.uk/join
Our campaigning has helped improve attitudes since the 1960s – but the battle to save Victorian and Edwardian buildings is far from over. Even in the 21st Century they continue to be demolished, neglected or altered beyond recognition. At a time when the whole of the planning system is being rewritten, with protection for our precious Victorian and Edwardian buildings threatened, our campaigns are more important than ever.
We cannot continue our work without members’ support through their fees.
For a small annual subscription of £51 (just £4.25 a month), or only £25 for those under 30. Visit our website to read our member benefits!
For those who are promoting products and services used in the care, repair, conservation and restoration of Victorian buildings, The Victorian magazine provides an ideal medium. Readers require a wide range of materials and professional services.
The Victorian magazine is published three times a year for The Victorian Society in March, July and November.
There are currently 2,500 members, who consist of owners of Victorian property, architects, surveyors, town planners, designers, engineers and other conservation professionals in the public and private sector involved in the care, repair, restoration and conservation of historic buildings.
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