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Conservator Karoline Sofie Hennum and Principal Heritage Advisor Rosemary Thornber, team members at the National Museum of the Royal Navy, reflect on the challenges of removing a section of a historic futtock from HMS Victory’s hull.

In this fascinating 2019 article from Icon News, Claire Magill ACR, National Trust Regional Conservator and Project Manager, discusses the treatment of a bed during a three year project to restore the West Wing Rooms at Mount Stewart

Helen Lindsay ACR reflects on how a cherished family heirloom illuminates themes of memory, resilience, and the role of conservation in supporting wellbeing

Just in time for student month, Icon Intern Megan Buchanan-Smith shares her experience working on a conservation project at St Bartholomew’s Hospital

Step inside the specialist world where conservation skills help protect extraordinary homes, collections and history after disaster.

As featured in the latest issue of Iconnect Magazine, Icon CEO Emma Jhita sits down with Sara Wajid MBE, Co-CEO of Birmingham Museums Trust, for an insightful conversation.

As voting on Icon’s petition for Royal Charter opens, we share contrasting views from two of our members

Dr Clare Finn ACR responds to John-Paul Stonard's article, ‘Works of Art Are Living Things – So Should We Let Them Die?’

Gwenllian Thomas ACR reflects on her first eighteen months working with natural history collections at Amgueddfa Cymru

In this captivating 2022 article from Icon News, Alexandra Miller recounts Cliveden Conservation's role in the conservation of Elizabeth Tower

Accreditation and Skills Manager Heather Doyle answers frequently asked questions about Icon’s accreditation process

In this fascinating 2008 article from Icon news, Zoe Roberts, Commissioned Treatment Supervisor, Historic Royal Palaces recounts the conservation of Henry VIII's Astronomical Clock at Hampton Court Palace.

As featured in the latest issue of Iconnect Magazine, Icon CEO Emma Jhita sits down with Dr Nicola Stacey, Director of Heritage of London Trust (HOLT), for an insightful conversation.

Erica Kotze ACR recounts how a ground breaking collaboration at the University of St Andrews is transforming how libraries detect toxic pigments in historical book bindings.