The Institute of Historic Building Conservation is a charity that is the key professional body for built and historic environment conservation specialists, representing, regulating and supporting conservation professionals with advice, training events, publications and advocacy.

Icon's membership embraces the full breadth of the conservation community, including heritage scientists as well as professional conservators working in all disciplines. Members can join a range of specialist networks including ‘stone and wall paintings’ and anyone with a passion for caring for objects, buildings and collections is welcome. Icon also operates the Conservation Register – a directory of accredited conservators.

The Stone Show is the only stone show in the UK dedicated to the stone industry. For suppliers, there is no better way of selling your goods and services to the UK market and reaching a wide audience of architects, quantity surveyors, clients and stone companies all under one roof. For buyers, the Stone Show represents the only opportunity to see such a wide range of stone and associated products for fixing, sealing, processing and handling stone all together in one place at one time.

The Scottish Lime Centre Trust promotes the knowledge and traditional skills required for the conservation, repair and maintenance of the historic built environment. We work nationally and internationally to provide advice, guidance and traditional skills training for anyone dealing with a historic structure, be it an A-listed castle or a garden wall.

The Tile Association is the trade association that represents manufacturers, suppliers and contractors in the wall and floor tile industry in the United Kingdom.

Stone sector training and NVQ assessment for operatives, advanced crafts, supervisors, heritage skilled and construction management. Registered CITB Approved Training Organisation.

They are the principal source of information about careers, training, development and skills in the natural stone industry. It ensures that high standards are set and maintained, that appropriate training is available and it covers all aspects of the industry including quarrying, stonemasonry, banker masonry, stone and floor fixing, hard landscaping, facade cleaning and restoration, design, conservation and contracting.

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The Mineral Products Association (MPA) is the trade association for the aggregates, asphalt, cement, concrete, dimension stone, lime, mortar and industrial sand industries. MPA membership is made up of the vast majority of independent SME quarrying companies throughout the UK, as well as the 9 major international and global companies. Each year the industry supplies 22 billion pounds worth of materials and services to the Economy and is the largest supplier to the construction industry.

Works to preserve and protect the coastline, countryside and buildings of England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The Trust is a charity and independent of Government.