Surrey Historic Buildings Trust

Surrey Historic Buildings Trust Surrey Historic Buildings Trust was formed in 1980 to help preserve buildings of historic interest throughout Surrey and surrounding areas.

SHBT provides advice, support and grant-aid for building conservation projects throughout Surrey, and works to promote awareness of the county's unique and diverse architectural heritage. The Trust has a close working relationship with Surrey County Council and with organisations such as Historic England and the Campaign to Protect Rural England.

Surrey Historic Buildings Trust is delighted to support the repair works and alterations to Cranleigh Cottage Hospital, ...
03/06/2026

Surrey Historic Buildings Trust is delighted to support the repair works and alterations to Cranleigh Cottage Hospital, Nappers Cottage, a Grade II listed building, with a grant of £5,000 to ensure its future viable use. Nappers Cottage dates from 1446. In 1859, the cottage became the first village hospital in England. It has not been used by the NHS since 2007. Cranleigh Heritage Trust has been granted a lease by the NHS and is refurbishing the building for use as a health and wellbeing centre.

Evidence that 'every penny' counts in conservation is illustrated by Surrey Historic Buildings Trust's £5k grant to St M...
28/11/2025

Evidence that 'every penny' counts in conservation is illustrated by Surrey Historic Buildings Trust's £5k grant to St Mary's Church in Oxted. The grant towards repairs to the tower has helped to enable this beautiful and much-loved church to be removed form Historic England's Heritage at Risk Register. We are delighted to encourage heritage skills, whilst ensuring the future of this ancient building for the community.

St Mary's Church in Byfleet has been beautifully repaired and the cockerel weathervane glistens in the sunshine. The ol...
02/08/2025

St Mary's Church in Byfleet has been beautifully repaired and the cockerel weathervane glistens in the sunshine. The oldest part of the church, including the tower, is believed to date from 1310. Surrey Historic Buildings Trust is delighted to give a grant towards specialist conservation works to the weathervane and other elements to the spire of this Grade l listed building. The works included refurbishing and regilding the cockerel and works to the louvred openings.

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