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                                Conservation at St Margaret'sSunday, 24th April 2005 Working during their holidays, two students from the Coutaulds Institute, have cleaned the altar screen in St Margaret's. 
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                                Conservationists’ discoveriesSaturday, 14th April 2007 Four conservation students, working at the Abbey during their Easter holidays, were thoroughly cleaning the tomb and grille of Henry VII and made some surprising discoveries. 
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                                Conservators focus on St Catherine’s Chapel GardenSaturday, 19th May 2007 Abbey conservators are examining the best way of cleaning the remains of the stonework of the 12th century Chapel of St. Catherine. 
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                                Abbey finds Joseph’s missing fingerThursday, 26th July 2007 Joseph Nightingale in St Michael’s Chapel has been reunited with one of his missing fingers. 
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                                Chapel reveals old stoneworkFriday, 14th September 2007 The conservators have discovered a discarded fragment of stonework in the Chapel of St John the Baptist. 
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                                Preserving the SediliaSaturday, 5th January 2008 Conservation work to has begun stabilise the fragile structure of the 14th century Sedilia, one of Westminster Abbey’s greatest treasures, begins on Tuesday 8th January. 
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                                Conservation work starts on the Cosmati pavementTuesday, 6th May 2008 Centuries of dirt and grime will be painstakingly removed from one of the most significant works of medieval craftsmanship in Westminster Abbey, the 13th century ‘Cosmati’ pavement, in a major new conservation project. 
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                                Restoration of one of London's oldest buildings has begunMonday, 12th January 2009 An ambitious project to repair and conserve Westminster Abbeys Chapter House, the birthplace of Parliament, has begun. 
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                                Abbey commissions conservation work on Coronation ChairFriday, 16th April 2010 Westminster Abbey has commissioned conservation work on the Coronation Chair in which nearly every British monarch has been crowned since 1308. Work will be carried out in a specially-built enclosure in St George's Chapel in the Abbey which means that visitors to the Abbey will be able to see the work taking place. 
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                                Conservation viewing area opensFriday, 26th February 2016 Westminster Abbey has opened a new conservation studio in the cloisters, offering visitors the opportunity to watch as objects are prepared for display in The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Galleries. 
 
                             
                            





 
                             
                            