east of england buildings preservation trust

Nene Parade, March
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East of England Buildings Preservation Trust logothe trust - eebpt

The East of England Buildings Preservation Trust is a charity devoted to saving historic buildings and structures in the East of England.

It often works with local authorities and seeks to save and bring back into use 'Buildings at Risk'. It is always interested in hearing about the possibility of new projects and would be particularly interested in a project that involved a building or buildings where there may be, at least, an element of community use.

The Trust was until the summer of 2007 when it expanded its area of operation, the Cambridgeshire Historic Buildings Preservation Trust. Its remit allowed it to undertake projects within the districts of Cambridge City, East Cambridgeshire, South Cambridgeshire, Fenland and Huntingdonshire although it appraised and undertook projects largely in Fenland and East Cambridgehire.