Posted on 04 July 2018
The not-so-unlucky 13th THI Building project – 46 Eccleston Street – is now on site, so as usual at this stage of a building project, I take a look back at the building’s history and heritage value and some of the practical conservation issues that are faced ‘on the job’.
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Posted on 01 June 2018
Prescot made it to the front page of the New York Times! Where do we go from here…?
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Posted on 08 February 2018
This post is a look-through what we uncovered or discovered during the repair, restoration and conversion works at 21 Eccleston Street.
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Posted on 02 February 2018
An overview of the work carried out now that over one million pounds has been invested into Prescot. See the buildings we’ve saved, the businesses we’ve helped transform and the skills and experiences that have been gained and enjoyed by local people.
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Posted on 11 December 2017
I am pleased to announce that the report about the Market Place archaeology digs has now been published on the THI website. This blog post is about the digs and includes a link to the all-important report!
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Posted on 27 November 2017
The new look Market Place will contain a brand new building. We need a tenant to bring them both to life. Could it be you? Read on here…
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Posted on 20 November 2017
A (fairly long) summary of the works that took place at 11 Market Place, the seventh THI Building Project to complete! :-)
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Posted on 06 November 2017
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Posted on 09 October 2017
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Posted on 27 September 2017
Details of two Ceramics Days to be held in Prescot Heritage Hub in October and November 2017.
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NextHelp shape the heritage initiative by taking part in consultations, or celebrate Prescot's history at events taking place throughout the project. Schools and colleges can also get hands-on with the past through activities and workshops for groups.
Historic buildings need people with the right knowledge to look after them. The THI will give people in and entering the local construction industry the opportunity to gain new skills and experience.
The THI will also help people find out more about careers in heritage.
Keep up-to-date by following us on twitter or find out more at 'Space to Create', the THI information centre on Eccleston Street.
You can also contact Owen Barton, THI Officer, by phone on 0151 443 2757 or by emailing owen.barton@knowsley.gov.uk.
Owners of certain buildings in the Prescot Conservation Area can apply for grants to repair, restore and re-use their property.
Eligible properties are marked in red and orange.
Read the guide to applying for grants (PDF) and eligibility criteria (PDF) documents for detailed information about grants.
The conservation area appraisal (PDF) is a detailed assessment of Prescot's most historic areas.
The appraisal appendices (PDF) contain more detailed information and the management plan (PDF) outlines how the area will be managed.
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