National Organisations

Membership is intended for people currently active in hillfort related research. The group organises an annual 3-4 day field trip in the spring and a one day series of lectures in November.

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Icon is the lead voice for conservation of the cultural heritage in the UK. It was formed by the merging of 5 organisations, one of them UKIC. Archaeological interests are now taken care of by the Archaeology Group of Icon, […]

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Holds weekend conferences. Publishes the annual journal ‘Landscape History’, plus newsletters in Spring and Autumn each year.

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2 day-schools in conjunction with SW universities and/or County Societies. AGM with lectures & field visit around the SW. Summer visits in SW counties. Publishes Archaeology South-West, a 48pp Bi-Annual journal. Has ER equipment for loan to members.

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The society is open to anyone with an interest in tiles and architectural ceramics. Three times yearly magazine, Glazed Expressions, and a Journal. Annual lectures and visits. Two day conference on church ceramics to be held at Ironbridge Gorge Museum, […]

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A statutory consultee on listed building consent applications in England and Wales. Three newsletters and annual volume of transactions published annually. In working partnership with The Friends of Friendless Churches which owns 38 disused but historic churches, half in England, […]

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The Castle Studies group is an association of people who are interested in medieval castles and the promotion of their study. Members include academics and lay people alike who receive a yearly journal & newsletter and an updated bibliography keeping […]

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Aims to promote the study and public awareness of the history and development of the craft and craftspeople involved in the manufacture and design of jewellery. International membership. Programme of lecture meetings, occasional symposia and private views of museums. Publishes […]

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