Currently on the ‘Buildings at risk’ register, St Mary Magdalene is a beautiful Grade 1 listed church widely recognised as George Edmund Street’s masterpiece in London. A Heritage Lottery Fund grant will now ensure that it can be enjoyed by future generations. Once this work is done the church will also serve as a bustling community and heritage space, but this will not be possible without a team of volunteers to assist the conservators with their work.
As part of the Conservation Volunteer team you will:

• Work as part of a group of volunteers to share a sense of achievement as you bring back to life this extraordinary historic building.
• Be amongst the first to re-discover its original vibrant colours and fine craftsmanship.
• Explore a range of conservation tasks, including the opportunity to work on the painted ceiling.
• Receive training in conservation principles and techniques.
• Learn about careers in conservation, and the wider heritage and cultural sectors, while also gaining skills and experience transferable to other future employment.

This will suit people who…

• Like working as part of a team, but also thrive when working independently.
• Those who love the challenge of learning new skills and contributing something to their community!
• Plus those with an interest in historic buildings and their care, or those interested in pursuing a career in conservation. All training is given – no prior experience is necessary.

Time commitment: will vary to suit volunteer needs.

Minimum 4 hour session.

To find out more and register interest email, ring or text Lucy Foster at Paddington Development Trust: lucy@pdt.org.uk | 020 3735 5175 | 07775 901963

You can download the PDF poster here Volunteering-Conservation

TEA AND TALK EVENT – St. Mary Mags Project Find out more about our volunteering opportunities! 14th July 2017, 3-5pm