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From the Classroom to Launching AB Heritage Explorers

In 2024 Laura Buckley left teaching after 20 years to launch AB Heritage Explorers – interactive archaeology workshops for schools. Combining her passion for history with hands‑on learning, AB Heritage have already worked with over 1,000 children, inspiring curiosity, creativity, and a love of the past.

Carbon Considerations in the Historic Built Environment

Illustration showing a traditional brick house on the left and a pile of demolished rubble emitting CO₂ on the right, representing embodied carbon released during demolition

Retaining historic buildings isn’t just about preserving character — it’s a climate strategy. Demolishing and rebuilding releases embodied carbon from past construction and generates further emissions through waste and new materials. Many older structures, built with robust local materials, can be sensitively upgraded to meet high environmental standards. By retrofitting rather than replacing, we conserve both cultural value and carbon — showing that sustainability and heritage aren’t at odds, but aligned.

AB Heritage at the South East Construction Expo 2025

South East Construction Expo 2025 logo

AB Heritage was proud to attend the South East Construction Expo 2025 at Brighton’s Amex Stadium. Represented by our colleague Peter, we joined hundreds of professionals for a lively day of seminars, networking, and industry insights—celebrating innovation and strengthening connections across the construction sector.

Exploring Vindolanda: A Journey into Britain’s Roman Past

Vindolanda, Northumberland

Andy and Laura from AB Heritage recently joined a group of students from London for an unforgettable trip to Vindolanda, a fascinating Roman fort and settlement in Northumberland. Located just south of Hadrian’s Wall, Vindolanda offers an incredible glimpse into life on the Roman frontier nearly 2,000 years ago. Originally built around 85 AD—several decades […]

Understanding Heritage Settings:

A review of why the setting of a heritage asset is more than simply the direct visual relationship between a development and a heritage asset.

Heritage Advice at the East Midlands Expo

Heritage Advice Available at the East Midlands Expo The AB Heritage team will once again be available to talk through your heritage planning requirements at next week’s East Midlands Property Expo, in Nottingham. Senior Heritage Consultant, Leanne Tindle and Director, Laura Buckley will be available on the AB Heritage stand on Monday November 11th, and […]

Reflections on the Cirencester Historic Windows Conference

Reflections on the Cirencester Historic Windows Conference At the end of June, I had the pleasure of attending the “Through the Looking Glass – A Future for Historic Windows” conference in Cirencester as part of my Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for AB Heritage. This insightful event featured a wide range of discussions and lectures on […]

AB Heritage Proud to Support the Living Wage

AB Heritage Proud to Support the Living Wage At AB Heritage, we have always understood the need to offer competitive salaries to attract and retain the best consultants, helping us build and support a highly professional business. However, we also recognise that a business is not built on its consultants alone. Our success is made […]