https://conserveconnect.com/webinars/search?format=rss&page=1 ConserveConnect en 1. Introduction & Purpose“A Slice of Lime” is a focused Continuing Professional Development (CPD) session—about an hour long, including Q&A—designed to deepen participants' understanding of traditional building lime. It kicks off with a journey through the history of lime, exploring its origins and highlighting its enduring relevance in conservation and restoration practices (mikewye.co.uk, mikewye.co.uk).2. Core Content – Lime Cycle & TypesThe course covers the full “lime cycle,” detailing how lime materials are produced and processed—right from quarrying limestone to slaking and application. Attendees will explore various types of building limes, such as lime putty and natural hydraulic lime, learning about their differing properties, suitability for specific tasks, and mix ratios (mikewye.co.uk).3. Practical Benefits & SpecificationsNot just theoretical, the session emphasizes the practical advantages of using lime in construction. These include breathability, compatibility with traditional materials, and sustainability. The course also provides example specifications showcasing how to select and specify the correct lime product for different restoration or sustainable build scenarios (mikewye.co.uk).4. Hosted by Experts & How to BookPresented by Mike Wye Ltd.—a respected UK supplier with over 30 years of experience in eco-conscious building materials—the CPD is led by their specialist team. They’re on hand to offer practical guidance, from product specification to application techniques (mikewye.co.uk). Interested professionals can book their place via an online form on the course page.This CPD is ideal if you're in architecture, conservation, surveying, or construction and want a solid grounding in the use of traditional lime. It promises both historical context and hands-on material insights—all delivered by knowledgeable experts at Mike Wye. https://conserveconnect.com/webinars/a-slice-of-lime 0f6d8a2c52fa61a71c2806d86e64886c Sat, 14 Jun 2025 08:44:49 +0000 DIY Conservation Introduction to Heritage Network is a free online webinar taking place on Wednesday, 2 July 2025, at 9:00 AM BST, hosted by the Heritage Network (formerly Heritage Trust Network). Designed for partners, funders, prospective and existing member organisations, the event offers an informative overview of the Network’s mission, structure, services, and membership benefits.The session begins with an introduction to the Heritage Network itself—a UK-wide membership body supporting not-for-profit organisations engaged in rescuing, restoring, and repurposing historic buildings, structures, and spaces (bsky.app). Attendees will gain insight into the organisation’s history, which dates back to its origins as the Heritage Trust Network, and understand how it advocates for heritage projects across the nation.Participants will learn about the practical advantages of joining the Network, including access to expert advice, funding opportunities, training resources, peer networking, and marketing support. The webinar will highlight recent success stories and case studies, illustrating how member groups have benefited from the Network's involvement—especially in securing grants, delivering restoration projects, and navigating regulatory frameworks.The event also provides an interactive Q&A segment, allowing attendees to discuss specific challenges and questions related to project development, governance, or membership. It's an ideal opportunity for organisations exploring the benefits of formal membership or those seeking to expand their engagement with other heritage groups and professionals.This introductory webinar is free to attend, but places may be limited—early registration via Eventbrite is recommended to secure access and receive login details. Attendees can join remotely, making it accessible to heritage groups throughout the UK. https://conserveconnect.com/webinars/introduction-to-the-heritage-network 4802c7cc658072bd777e7cb324b16816 Sun, 15 Jun 2025 16:54:35 +0000 Community Engagement