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The publications that we represent offer a unique and unrivalled promotional opportunity to directly target a wide range of conservation professionals, historic house owners and those involved in the care, repair, maintenance and conservation of historic buildings, parks and their surrounding landscapes.

They include publications of the National Amenity Societies which over the last century or more have been established with the express purpose of preserving the art and architecture of past centuries and promoting the appreciation of such buildings and the culture that produced them.

Cornerstone
Published quarterly and sent to 8000 members of the SPAB plus national press and leading opinion formers, government departments and other heritage bodies. The readership includes architects, surveyors, town planners, local authority conservation officers, engineers, builders, draughtsmen and interior designers.

Historic House
The quarterly magazine of the Historic Houses Association is sent to all members: 2,025 full members and 14,500 friends. The HHA represents a group of individualistic and diverse properties ranging from palaces and castles to small manor houses including virtually all the finest historic houses and estates in Britain. The members collectively represent a large and financially significant market.

The High Sheriff
The bi-annual magazine of the High Sheriffs' Association of England & Wales. Members are influential men and women of social standing in their local community. They use a wide variety of high quality and specialist services, especially during their term of Office as High Sheriff. Many past and present High Sheriffs manage or run their own business. 

HHA Directory and List of Members
Produced annually, consists of over 140 pages of information, including an A-Z of member properties, a regional breakdown, details of family, successor and corporate members, museums, societies, trusts and associations involved in heritage and conservation, frequently referred to by members during the year.

C20 Newsletter
Published tri-annually and sent to 2000 members of the 20th Century Society who include architects, surveyors, designers, engineers, builders, conservation officers, owners of 20th century buildings including residential properties dating from 1914 to the present day and a wide range of professionals. 

Smallwoods
The quarterly magazine of The Small Woods Association (SWA) which has 1500 members, 70% of whom are owners or managers of small woodlands. Members also include wildlife trusts, community woodlands, local authorities and other bodies or individuals with an interest in woodlands.

The Civic Trust Awards Brochure
Recognises those companies who enhance the local environment through architecture, urban design, landscaping and public art. The publication is distributed to local authorities, architects, planners and surveyors and used as a source of reference for companies who can provide a professional service to the highest standards.

The Victorian
Published tri-annually and sent to 3,400 members of the Victorian Society who include house owners, architects and other conservation specialists in the public and private sector. By law the Society must be consulted over any proposal to demolish even part of a listed building.

London Landscapes
The tri-annual newsletter of the London Parks & Gardens Trust. Members are working in management of open spaces within the heritage/ historic environment sector or individuals with an interest in maintaining London’s parks and gardens. The newsletter also has a wide circulation amongst heritage organisations, local authority conservation departments, libraries, museums and societies.

The Historic Buildings Parks & Gardens Event
Held annually in parallel with the HHA’s AGM and has been running for over 25 years. It includes an exhibition of products and services used in the care, repair, restoration and conservation of historic buildings, their contents and landscapes. There are opportunities to exhibit and to advertise in the programme.

The Professional Gardeners' Guild Directory
Sent to 1000 members who are head gardeners and garden managers employed within the gardens and estates of The Historic Houses Association, The National Trust and English Heritage. They are responsible for some of the largest and most prestigious gardens and estates in the UK and Ireland.

The Georgian
Published bi-annually and sent to all 3,500 members of the Georgian Group who include owners and investors in Georgian property; professionals working in the fields of art, architecture, conservation, curation, academia and law plus those interested in Georgian architecture, preservation, restoration and decoration of buildings. 

The Professional Gardener
The quarterly magazine of the Professional Gardeners’ Guild. With 1000 members who are head gardeners and garden managers employed within the gardens and estates of The Historic Houses Association, The National Trust and English Heritage are responsible for some of the largest and most prestigious gardens and estates in the UK and Ireland.

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