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The Verderers of the New Forest are elected as guardians of Commoners, common rights and the Forest landscape. The New Forest Act of 1949 gave them additional powers to make and amend byelaws and they meet in the historic Court Room for this purpose. This recently...

Stokesay Castle in Shropshire is a 13th century fortified manor house, located just outside the busy and popular towns of Ludlow and Craven Arms, which is visited by approximately 40,000 people per annum. MTA were successful in their bid to English Heritage and won...

The Conservation Heritage Journal Summer 2016 edition has a very good article on the Rochester Cathedral “Hidden Treasures: Fresh Expressions” Project. MTA were a part of the team that brought this project to fruition (see the pdf file here).

MTA have been appointed by Hampshire County Council as part of the team for this Heritage Lottery Funded project to restore Sir George Staunton’s Parkland in Havant. The Parkland is Grade II* Listed and ten of the buildings within the parkland are also Grade II or II*...

Following the successful project to partially re order Leicester Cathedral to provide a final resting place for the mortal remains of King Richard III, culminating in the service of Reinterment on 26 March 2016, MTA have been reappointed as part of the van Heyningen...

[vc_row][vc_column width="2/3"][vc_column_text]As part of Purcell Architects’ team working for the Cardigan Castle Building Preservation Trust, we are delighted that the project received two awards presented at the Royal Society of Architects in Wales RIBA Ceremony on...

MTA are pleased to have been appointed by the PCC of Christchurch Priory to work alongside Columba Cook Architects on the ongoing improvements to the Priory site. MTA will initially bring their expertise to reviewing the existing electrical distribution systems, which...

Following the awarding of a £2.2M HLF grant, MTA have been retained along with other members of the Haverstock Architects team to undertake the restoration of Brackley Town Hall. The Grade II* listed Town Hall, constructed between 1704 and 1706 and possibly designed...

Neil Prowse attended the Historic Royal Palaces’ Party to celebrate the completion of the first phase of works. HRP representatives expressed their thanks by presenting each member of the team with a Certificate of Appreciation and Neil and Paul Trew are now the proud...

HRH The Duke of Gloucester presented the Presidents’ Award to St Nicholas Church at Radford Semele. The award is presented on behalf of the National Churches Trust and the Ecclesiastical Architects and Surveyors Association. For further details follow the link:...