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Welcome

Richmondshire Building Preservation Trust (RBPT) is a heritage restoration charity based in the market town of Richmond, North Yorkshire.

Alongside our flagship project, The Station in Richmond, Richmondshire Building Preservation Trust was named such to allow for the future adoption, restoration and management of buildings at risk throughout Richmondshire.

In short, we have the aim of Making Buildings Better. 

Making a general donation to RBPT will allow us
to continue our building preservation work:

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Your support is greatly appreciated

 

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About Us

Richmondshire Building Preservation Trust (RBPT) is a heritage restoration charity based in the market town of Richmond, North Yorkshire.

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Projects

The Station in Richmond is our flagship project but we have exciting plans for the future and maintain a database of at risk buildings throughout Richmondshire.

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Trustees

Our Trustees, all of whom are volunteers, bring a diverse range of skills that are complementary to the needs of Richmondshire Building Preservation Trust.

Recent News

 

Operation Regeneration: now the...

03 September 2024

News, Projects

Richmondshire Building Preservation Trust (RBPT) are working with the National Innovation Centre for Rural Enterprise (NICRE) at Newcastle University to carry out extensive consultation and...

Operation Regeneration: The Old...

10 July 2024

News

Richmondshire Building Preservation Trust (RBPT) have today announced that they are working with the National Innovation Centre for Rural Enterprise (NICRE), at Newcastle University, to gather...

Trustees on Tour: Revisiting...

01 July 2024

News

Trustees from your local heritage restoration charity Richmondshire Building Preservation Trust (RBPT), have been out and about over the last few weeks, undertaking heritage skills research and...

Patrons

We are honoured to now have as Patrons of the Trust

The Earl of Ronaldshay
Baroness Harris of Richmond
Robert W. Miller
Lord Hague of Richmond
David Carr