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Although the sites listed below are believed to be reputable and reliable no liability for the content of external websites can be accepted.

If you find any broken links an email would be appreciated.

Professional Sites
RIBA	The Royal Institute of British Architects; possibly the definitive site for all matters architectural
ARB	The Architects Registration Board, the UK regulatory body for qualified Architects; independent of the RIBA

Environment & Conservation
AECB	The Association for Environment Conscious Building; information, advice and exhortation on sustainable building
WWF	The World Wide Fund for Nature; includes infromation on biological resource depletion and management
SPAB	The patriarch of Conservation Societies; founded 1877 by William Morris, John Ruskin and others - still active
Construction Resources	Information and advice on sustainable building materials and products from a specialist merchant
Centre for Alternative Technology	The Centre for Alternative Technology exists to promote another way of living, which looks at the outcomes of our actions.
Ethical Junction	Ethical Junction brings together businesses and consumers who share a commitment to ethical values

Government & Statutory Bodies
English Heritage	The statutory body responsible for the protection of Historic Buildings in England
CADW	The statutory body responsible for the protection of Historic Buildings in Wales
Revenue & Customs	Advice and information about VAT
Civic Trust	The Civic Trust was founded to encourage high standards of planning and architecture, and is the umbrella body for > 800 civic societies
DirectGov Disability site	Official guidance and advice on all disability issues
Images of England	An English Heritage website; a searchable database of photographs and descriptions of the great majority of England's listed buildings

International Sites
Great Buildings	A searchable database of great buildings around the world
UNESCO	The directory of World Heritage Sites
Intute	Database of Architecture resources which have been selected, evaluated and described by subject specialists; the target audience is lecturers, researchers and students within UK higher and further education.