The Historic Environment Forum (HEF) is a collaborative initiative that brings together senior representatives from organisations working across the historic environment sector in England.
The HEF enables cross-sector partnership working across a range of strategic issues and activities that matter to the historic environment. Our collaborative approach is designed to deliver positive change for the sector, ensuring that England’s historic environment is supported, and that people are able to benefit from it.
Our current Task Group priorities are:
Explore our key activities below to learn more.
HEF is seeking a consultant to provide a methodology to review the resources allocated in the sector to reach net zero As part of the work of the task group focused on Green Skills in Heritage, HEF wants to commission a consultant to provide and test a methodology to build
In the first instalment of the Historic Environment Forum’s Sector Resilience Interviews series focussed on the theme of Diversity and Inclusion, we speak to Steve Dering, Director, Strategic Partnerships at Direct Access Consultancy. Please tell us about your organisation’s role in the sector. Established in 2004, Direct Access is an
In the final instalment of the Historic Environment Forum’s Sector Resilience Interviews series focussed on Climate Change, we speak to Kris Karslake, Sustainability Policy and Programme Manager at Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation. Please tell us a bit about yourself and your role. I joined Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation
Bringing together senior members of staff from public and non-government bodies to work collaboratively on strategic matters for the historic environment sector.
