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Administrator: Mrs Annette Coombes      

The Granary, Cornfords Yard, High Street, Uckfield, East Sussex, TN22 1RJ 
 

Tel:        01825 767087 


About

Sussex Heritage Trust is a Registered Charity established in 1977 to preserve, improve and encourage the appreciation of the architectural and natural heritage of Sussex 

            We do this in several ways:

  • By taking an active interest in Sussex conservation issues
  • By highlighting, surveying and reporting on Buildings at Risk
  • By working with local authorities on heritage projects
  • By giving advice on restoration and repair
  • By encouraging and assisting owners of heritage properties

By offering a membership scheme with:

  • An interesting quarterly newsletter
  • Special discounts for all Sussex Heritage Trust events
  • Discounts and offers at a number of restaurants, hotels and attractions throughout Sussex
  • A directory of specialist craftsmen in Sussex

Sussex Heritage Trust Awards

The Awards Scheme, started in 1998, has brought to light many fine examples of conservation, preservation and rejuvenation projects across the county.

Over the past 12 years, Sussex Heritage Trust has received 631 entries and presented 151 hand crafted slate plaques with 134 Highly Commended Certificates.

A huge variety of projects of all sizes have received Awards, including a restored garden path at a Listed villa in Hove, a new Horse Breeding Stud near Billingshurst, barns renovated into private residences and offices, large country houses converted into luxury apartments, restored churches, new stained glass windows, refurbished hotels and reclaimed gardens.

The Building Crafts Award and the Sussex Heritage Person of the Year Awards are presented to people rather than projects.

There are eight categories of awards and there is no overall winner, as the projects are not judged against each other but on their own individual merits.

The judges will be looking to see if the project suits its stated purpose, if the best use of the site has been made, the quality and suitability of the materials used and the overall quality of workmanship.

The judging teams comprise a Sussex Heritage Trust Trustee, a professional in the appropriate field and a "lay person" to ensure a balanced view. All are volunteers and receive no payment. A team of judges visits all qualifying entries.

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