Earlier in 2018, Lightworks completed the cleaning, repair, conservation and structural support upgrading of this very fine Edwardian stained glass dome in Warrington.   For more information and images please click on the following link to our blog: Read More

Repair, restoration and cleaning of a 21 square meter original Victorian stained glass ceiling within a Grade II listed former estate house in the Cotswolds. For more detailed information and images take a look at our blog post by clicking Read More

This is an original Baptism stained glass window by renowned 20th Century stained glass artist, Harry Harvey. A deceptively challenging project; the window, situated at St. Matthew's Church, Burnley, was removed from its original setting by Lightworks, re-sized and re-configured,...

Conservation and restoration of a large triple lancet west window as part of a much larger programme of works to seven of the stained glass windows at St. Leonard's Church, Balderstone. This beautiful window dating to 1876 was produced by...

This large stained glass window measuring 1250 x 4500mm was partially rebuilt by Lightworks on behalf of St. Bede's RC Church, Clayton-Green Nr. Chorley. In the early stages of structural failure, the upper section (to the split line above Christs...

This little chap was produced to be included within a series of repairs to the beautiful old salvaged leaded glass windows at The Bee Garden, Stydd Gardens, Ribchester. One of a pair, the bees were hand painted including enamels and...

The centre panel of this 1950's triple light stained glass window at St. Mary's Church Thornton-in-Craven was partially destroyed following a burglary. Proving to be an exceptionally challenging restoration & conservation project;  this involved salvaging and piecing back together of...

Originally based at Whitakers mill (now part of the Helmshore Textile Museum) L Whitaker & Sons Ltd were textile manufacturers who's origins date back to the 1820's. Now trading as Whitaker Services Ltd, the company still manufacture for and serve...

Grade II listed Bullhouse Chapel is the oldest independent non-conformist chapel with continuous worship in the country. On the 18th April 1692 the chapel was opened as a place of worship for a congregation of Protestant Dissenters. The first minister...

Named a "monkeys tail"  handle, for obvious reasons, this is a detail from a new metal opening casement supplied and installed by Lightworks as part of the restoration and conservation of an existing 12 light leaded glass window in an...