People understand, value, use and engage with the historic environment in many different ways. HEF is a high-level forum which, by working collaboratively, carries out a range of activities to encourage and support research, conservation, presentation, enjoyment and use of the historic environment in England.
December’s #HeritageChat provided an occasion to Celebrate what the sector has achieved in 2021 and share our wishes for 2022. It was wonderful to see the many positive achievements of the sector in 2021, notwithstanding the challenges caused by the pandemic, and the positive wishes for the future of our
We can’t believe it’s already the end of 2021! It’s been such a busy year, and another challenging one for many heritage organisations. We hope that 2022 paves the way to full recovery, and to a strong and resilient heritage sector. With 2021 drawing to a close, it’s time to
Ahead of the launch Heritage Alliance Heritage Debate on ‘Levelling Up’ What does it mean for Heritage?, November’s #HeritageChat discussed Heritage & Levelling Up. Thanks to Owain Lloyd-James (Historic England) who helped us facilitate the chat. Lots of great points were shared on: What do we interpret as ‘levelling up’
@HistoricEngland ‘Heritage Indicators 2021’ also shows how important emergency funding has been to help the heritage sector survive the pandemic and support its recovery. #HeritageCounts https://t.co/CGu3wuBHe5
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@HistoricEngland Data show how hard the pandemic impacted on the #heritage sector. Visits to responding historic properties decreased by 59% between 2019 and 2020. Overseas tourism was particularly impacted, while local visitors or on day trips increased. #HeritageCounts https://t.co/Uy3Uqfi2jV
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@HistoricEngland has published ‘Heritage Indicators 2021’, an incredible dataset of resources able to provide useful insights into the state of the historic environment. #HeritageCounts
Read MoreRT @HeritageChat: Q9. Where do you think your organisation will need most support over the next two years to emerge stronger following the…
Read MoreRT @HeritageChat: Q8. @Heritage_RH has identified the following as areas for future support: governance, fundraising and income generation,…
Read More @Heritage_RH The next #HeritageChat will be on 15 February, 1-2pm as usual – topic to be announced soon! DM us if you want to suggest a theme for one of the next #HeritageChat(s), we’re always looking for interesting topics to discuss!
Read MoreAmazing to see in #HeritageChat the creativity and flexibility of #heritage organisations responding to the challenges created by the pandemic. Thanks @Heritage_RH who supported with the chat.
Read MoreThat’s it for questions today, folks! Please feel free to continue to chat and share your answers *until the end of today*, we’ll record your tweets in our summary. #HeritageChat
Read MoreQ9. Where do you think your organisation will need most support over the next two years to emerge stronger following the impacts of the COVID pandemic? #HeritageChat 📸 @TheCCT / Brian Hoggard https://t.co/JPdMH6uh2e
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Q8. @Heritage_RH has identified the following as areas for future support: governance, fundraising and income generation, understanding impact, business planning, wellbeing, community engagement/marketing and leadership. Do you agree? #HeritageChat
Read MoreBringing together senior members of staff from public and non-government bodies to work collaboratively on strategic matters for the historic environment sector.
