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 Become a member Monymusk House © Tom Parnell Discover more about Scotland’s built heritage and take an active part in its protection and preservation by becoming a member of the Society. We are committed to encouraging public understanding and appreciation of Scotland’s historic built environment. Working across Scotland, the Society supports the preservation and restoration of historic buildings, towns and landscapes. We do this by: Benefits of membership: • Casework: The Society has a network of local cases panels which monitor applications for planning, listed building, and conservation area consents. • You immediately become part of the Society’s campaign to protect Scotland’s built heritage. Even if you take no active part, your support is vital to the Society. • Talks & lectures: A lively programme of architecturerelated talks and lectures are organised across the Society’s regional groups. • Participation in the Society’s active regional events programme including its National Study Tour. • • Visits & tours: A variety of excursions to historic properties, gardens and places of architectural interest are regularly organised by the Society’s regional groups. Free copies of the Society’s magazine and academic journal Architectural Heritage. • Publications: The Society produces an annual Journal with essays on architectural history and conservation. The Society’s magazine, which comes out twice a year, also provides a round up of current news from within the built environment sector in Scotland with features from guest contributors. For all membership enquiries please contact our Membership Services provider Hall McCartney: T: 01462 896688 F: 01462 896677 E: [email protected] Hall McCartney, Heritage House, PO Box 21, Baldock, Hertfordshire, SG7 5SH AUTUMN 2014 I THE ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND I 9