A traditional skills building advice day is to be held next week in Fife, it has been announced.
Cupar Conservation Area Regeneration Scheme (CARS) and the council will host the event for property owners and landlords in an effort to raise awareness for the local conservation cause.
In addition, the series of workshops are targeted at homeowners, building professionals and contractors who are interested in learning more about the historic environment and use of traditional materials.
Topics of the event will include building defects and maintenance, lime pointing and stonework repairs, timber, metalwork, slating, roof and window repairs, and energy efficiency improvements.
A further afternoon session will focus on common repairs, title deeds and owners' responsibilities.
Fiona Stenke, Project Officer for Fife Historic Buildings Trust, said: "This event, that is set to provide advice about repairs and maintenance, is for anyone involved in the conservation or repair of historic and traditional buildings."
Cllr Lesley Laird added: "Traditional materials and techniques are important in the effective repair and maintenance of historic and traditional buildings to ensure that their character is maintained. Preserving the buildings that provide Cupar's unique architectural townscape is central to regeneration and economic growth."
The event will take place from 9am - 3:30pm at County Hall, County Buildings, Cupar on Thursday, 02 June.
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