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Rita Harkin, AHF Support Officer, Helen Quigley from Inner City Trust and Matthew Mckeague, AHF Chief Executive on site with the contractors working to save 1720 Magazine Street in Derry (Photo: Tony Monaghan). Source: Heritage development trusts top tips in the Institute of Historic Building Conservations (IHBCs) 2024 Yearbook. written by Gavin Richards, Heritage Development Trusts Programme Manager at The Architectural Heritage Fund. The article was prepared with the help of Ross Williams, Director, Redruth Revival Community Interest Company; Helen Quigley, Projects Advisor, Inner City Trust; Jennifer Summers, Director, Haverfordwest Heritage Ltd; and Lorraine Bell, Trust Manager, Fife Historic Buildings Trust. https://www.ihbc.org.uk/page55/yearbook/index.html
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