Senior Building Surveyor @ HistoricEngland (own tweets), rambling (walking kind not the talking kind),Toby my dog, dog agility, staycations
Bristol, UK
Joined August 2014
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Kate Gunthorpe retweeted
Layers of history. For me, I don't think that there's a doorway as beckoning as that at St. John in Inglesham, Wiltshire. Walking through the door is like travelling back in time.
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New tail wheel for Grade II* Pitstone Windmill! Highlighting some of the brilliant work our talented millwrights undertake.
#owlsworthconservation #millwright #listedbuilding
Kate Gunthorpe retweeted
Did you know that lino was invented in 1860? My client laughed at my long catalogue of Lancastrian #lino facts.
Kate Gunthorpe retweeted
To #CalverleyOldHall today, first time in 3 months. What a transformation! The early hall block now has a floor - amazing to step in at first floor level, as if from the lost solar range. The ceiling is done, insulated & lime plastered....1/2
Kate Gunthorpe retweeted
Today we go to the Isle of Arran. The weather forecast was for wet, windy weather but at the moment it is not wet or windy. The coach is full, 53 people, mostly from Manchester.
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Dear amanda remeber me. THAT'S RIGHT THE TRIAN hope you are well and arrived there OK. Weathers not to good down here hope its better there I did get drunk that night I said I would. I will wright a letter soon. Please wright soon. TAKE CARE love John
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It was nice to be back at @CUBECINEMA on Friday for the Pheasantry Society Moot all-dayer
Kate Gunthorpe retweeted
Sarah Forbes Bonetta was born a princess in Africa but was enslaved through warfare between African states.
Once freed, she became a protégé of Queen Victoria after being introduced to the Court at Windsor Castle.
Find out more ➡️ bit.ly/2Se2qwp
#BlackHistoryMonth
Kate Gunthorpe retweeted
How can we work together to face the challenges presented by climate change to the historic environment?
On 27 Oct, join the discussion with heritage partners including @HistEnvScot, @cadwwales, @nationaltrust, @N_T_S, & @EnglishHeritage.
Register now➡️ bit.ly/2YlpaB3
Kate Gunthorpe retweeted
Join us this Friday 15 October, for the first of our two webinars with @ClimateHeritage to discuss the relationship between climate change and cultural heritage.
This week's webinar starts at 3-4pm GMT.
Register your place: adobe.ly/3v3xr8Y
Kate Gunthorpe retweeted
Here are @BathCollege's Open Evenings for the remainder of 2021 ✨ If you're thinking of changing up your career, starting a new apprenticeship or taking on a new course - don't miss these! > bit.ly/3l0lVXs
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Are you are looking for an opportunity where you can make a real impact on the conservation of our national heritage? Historic Building Architect/Surveyor sought @HistoricEngland to support the delivery of the DCMS-funded Culture Recovery Fund.
bit.ly/3tJCmLA
Do you want to put your skills and expertise to use in helping find solutions for historic buildings? @HistoricEngland are seeking a Senior Quantity Surveyor
Kate Gunthorpe retweeted
Yesterday, we met the first two apprentices generously funded by the @HamishOgstonFdn Heritage Building Skills Programme.
This significant grant will help address the severe skills shortage in the heritage construction sector. 👷
More info: bit.ly/2WJ4SkJ
ALT Two apprentices funded by the Hamish Ogston Foundation Heritage Building Skills Programme on a visit to Wentworth Woodhouse, September 2021. The programme aims to reduce shortages in heritage craft skills, improve the condition of Heritage at Risk (HAR) sites, and create viable career opportunities for young people from less-advantaged backgrounds.
Kate Gunthorpe retweeted
Job opportunity: Facilities Manager in Shrewsbury.
We need you to lead on the smooth transition of the Flaxmill building and wider site from the construction phase through to a fully operational visitor attraction and workplace.
Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/3DKLTqD
