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Art market review

Get the low-down on the state of the global art market from our Art & Private Client Underwriting Director and in-house art specialist, Dr James Lindow.

At home in the tower

Hear what historian Dr Simon Thurley dug up in his garden in King’s Lynn and about the time capsule he’s hidden for future generations to unearth.

Discover Review magazine 2019

For 130 years we’ve been trusted to protect much of the UK’s irreplaceable heritage and art. Review magazine showcases our shared passion for these wonderfully enriching treasures.

The unsung craft of dog collars

Discover what the best-dressed dogs have been wearing over the centuries at the delightfully quirky Dog Collar Museum at Leeds Castle from the Castle’s Curator, Annie Kemkaran-Smith.

Form master

Find out what sparked David Roper-Curzon’s passion for sculpting as he talks from his studio at home in the magnificent 17th century Pylewell Park.

For what it’s worth

Gain an insight into the world of fine and rare jewels from Sonia Fazlali-Zadeh, Jewellery Specialist & Valuer at Gurr Johns.

Cultural resurrection

Read the remarkable story of how a disused church is being transformed into a thriving community hub.

The beauty of restoration

Find out about the restoration of an old dairy from The Landmark Trust’s Dr Anna Keay.

Immersed in nature

Enter the minds of the celebrated architects at Mecanoo as they explain the thinking behind the extraordinary Glass Villa in the Cotswolds.

Clergy pensions

Helping members of the clergy and church employees save for a comfortable retirement.

Ecclesiastical and Ansvar at BIBA 2019

Winners of the £2000 prize draw revealed

You asked... We've delivered

At last year’s ISBA conference, we ran a poll to find out which risks you felt less prepared for and require further support with. The results revealed you would like more support with cyber and health and safety.

Inspiring volunteers

Churches up and down the country rely on an army of volunteers who give their time and dedication to look after church buildings and make sure the worship and outreach continue.

What is Ecclesiastical doing about Brexit?

With the political situation still unclear, Ecclesiastical has put plans into place to reduce any impact for customers.