Matthew Cooper works in London as an historic buildings specialist

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Drastic reform is the only way to save England’s churches

Good news, then, that the Chancellor is forming a task force to look into the issue

4 Apr 2016
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Theft threatens the future of Britain’s historic churches

In the face of targeted metal, stone and art theft, many churches see no option but to lock their doors

9 Jul 2015

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Richard Roger in front of the Centre Pompidou in Paris in November 2007.

Richard Rogers was as significant an architect as Lutyens

The architect who created some of the most memorable buildings of the last century and was a major influence on urban policy in Britain has died at the age of 88

Nan Goldin protesting with P.A.I.N. in the courtyard of the Louvre in July 2019.

Museums must stop turning a blind eye to dodgy donors

US museums have long relied on wealthy individuals, but the sources of some of that wealth makes this increasingly untenable

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The City of Westminster should stop gaslighting its own heritage

The Colston Four should never have been charged with criminal damage

Museums must stop turning a blind eye to dodgy donors