Codex Conservation

Look at this great video made by the incredible National Trust Property, Townend, about our ongoing conservation project.
https://youtu.be/WEv9_8S4rE4?si=BTVDtJmjocsz_boy
I am very proud to be part of this fascinating project to preserve the history of the family that lived there. This weekend, Emma Wright, the house manager, and I are presenting our work at the Society of Bookbinders Conference in York

500 Years of History: Conserving Townend’s Archive Discover the remarkable story of the Browne family archive at Natio...

We are hiring! We are looking for a part-time book conservator to join our team Codex Conservation could it be you? The job information is available on LinkedIn so take a look to find out more

Codex Conservation hiring Book Conservator in London, England, United Kingdom | LinkedIn Posted 6:23:12 PM. Freelance Book Conservator(Independent Workshop), South East London Codex Conservation Ltd was…See this and similar jobs on LinkedIn.

Look at this great post from Molly, our Impact Heritage CIC intern. She's done an amazing job

📜 Feeling good, looking great! Treatment on the Ground Pla are finally complete and ready to be framed! After removing the adhesive residue from the film, the Plans were humidifier, blotter washed and wet-lined before slot mounted. You can see the difference is night and day!

Another amazing paid internship opportunity from Impact Heritage CIC please send this to anyone who might be interested

https://www.instagram.com/p/DN7pArUjFbG/?igsh=d29kbWY2eDdxMGQ4

Are you an emerging book and paper conservator interested in getting experience running you own project? Dacorum Heritage Trust and Impact Heritage CIC have a new opportunity to survey, assess and conserve the Ovaltine Archives. See Link to Job Description https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:ugcPost:7367105278707671041/

Well we made it, our 2-day excursion to climb Fujisan was incredible. I was suffering from altitude sickness from the outset at the 5th station (2000m) but with the help and oversight of the wonderful guides, learnt to ascend slowly and drink and eat little and often. The climb was exhausting, breathless and beautiful but we made it. Of course this is mainly due to my support team - notably Anthony - who was constantly by my side. Arriving at the summit was a truly emotional experience. Coming down was tough but the sense of achievement has left me glowing. Thank you Team!

We are very pleased to host the next paid internship on behalf of Impact Heritage CIC. See our story for more information or

Latest News Codex Conservation

Check out the latest news on the Codex Conservation website:
http://www.codexconservation.com/latest-news.html
It now features a video on the Latymer Archive Project working on the collection of Latymer Upper School