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.
The new Heritage Counts report “Know your home, know your carbon: reducing carbon emissions in traditional homes” has been launched at the Alliance’s Heritage Day. The report, published by Historic England on behalf of the Historic Environment Forum, aims to support and empower the people who look after our historic
In March 2021 #HeritageChat provided an opportunity to talk about ‘Local Heritage & Local Listing’, an important topic considering: the recent funding awarded by Government to councils in 10 English county areas to develop or update local lists; the new funding streams announced in the Spring Budget 2021, including the
We’re now able to share the questions which will be discussed in the next #HeritageChat on ‘Local Heritage and Local Listing’, led in collaboration with the Council for British Archaeology: How can local communities have a meaningful role in identifying local heritage? How wide should the criteria be for identifying heritage assets
RT @clairecorkill: We're starting to hear about fieldwork opportunities for this summer. If you are running a fieldwork that accepts volunt…
Read MoreRT @ArchaeoAnni: Archaeology friends! Oxford Archaeology are in URGENT need of experienced diggers (6 months +) for min 12 weeks contracts…
Read MoreRT @HertSci_UK: A series of webinars are taking place this month to explore 'Museum Collections on Prescription: Health, Wellbeing and Incl…
Read MoreRT @HeritageChat: If you took part in one of the past #HeritageChats and found it useful to your work/research, could you please tell us ho…
Read MoreRT @AMS1924: UNESCO invites youth to join the heritage discourse through its upcoming webinar - UNESCO World Heritage Centre. https://t.co/…
Read More If you took part in one of the past #HeritageChats and found it useful to your work/research, could you please tell us how? If none of these apply, please tell us how you used it. This will help us improve #HeritageChat in future. Thanks!
Read MoreRT @UoEHeritage: Looking forward to this month's #HeritageChat discussion on 'The Future of Volunteering'
Read More@Yorkpastandpres @mracook We hope you’ll be able to take part and share your experience!
Read MoreAn interesting set of questions for our next twitter #HeritageChat! 👇 Join us on 20th April, 1-2pm, to discuss 'The Future of #Volunteering', a vital topic for the future of the sector. Thanks to @mracook for suggesting this topic and helping us lead the chat. https://t.co/JFDqi72TuD
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Still a couple of days to add the Qs you want to see discussed at the next #HeritageChat on 'The Future of #Volunteering' - such an important topic for many heritage orgs!
Read MoreBringing together senior members of staff from public and non-government bodies to work collaboratively on strategic matters for the historic environment sector.
