Discoveries from under floors and turf, stories of past lives, the ordinary and extraordinary. Dyrham the Biomass boiler and the thigh bone. Dyrham in South Gloucestershire is having a new boiler fitted and because there is so much potential archaeology in the area the NT is making sure that the pipeline trench from the boiler to the house is watched as it is being dug.

The life and times of a conservation intern at Plas Newydd, a National Trust property on Anglesey. Sad Goodbyes and Glad Beginnings. The time has come, sooner than any of us expected, for the blog of a Conservation Intern to come to an end.

Continuing on from earlier posts about the conservation work we undertook on the Reception of an Embassy tapestry from Powis Castle here is the fourth in a series of bulletins we sent to the property. This bulletin dates from June 2014. All the new warps inserted across the long vertical cut which runs the full height of the tapestry.

A day in the life of. Student in events and tourism management, studying at Sheffield College. Today me and Jess have attended an event planning meeting for the Broomhill Festival taking place in June. The first thing I noticed once we arrived was how welcoming everybody was. As soon as we arrived everyone was really lovely and immediately made you feel like part of the team. After meeting the people who spend their time organising the .