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The forum for the historic environment sector in England, supported by Historic England. www.historicenvironmentforum.org.uk

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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
In the final edition of our Resource Recap series, we’re reminding colleagues of our most recent cross‑sector agenda: the Heritage Sector Resilience Plan 2025–2035 (HSRP) The HSRP provides a clear roadmap for partnership working to deliver a robust and resilient heritage sector...
Turqouise graphic with the following text in white, beige and grey:  Resource Recap 6 : Heritage Sector Resilience Plan 2025-35. The HEF logo sits in the right bottom corner.
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
In this week’s Resource Recap, we’re looking back at our sector resilience interview series. Between October 2023 and January 2025, we spoke with colleagues from organisations across the historic environment sector about the resilience projects and activities they were leading & outcomes achieved.
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 26/08/2026
This week’s resource recap shines a spotlight on our collection of Historic Environment Overview reports. The Historic Environment Overview forms part of Heritage Counts, the annual audit of England’s heritage first published in 2002...
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 18/08/2026
The next feature in our Historic Environment Forum Resource Recap is our Net Zero Projects Audit We know that heritage is part of the solution to climate change, but what are the skills and investments needed to unlock this potential?...
Turqouise graphic with the following text in white, beige and grey:  Resource Recap 2: Heritage Sector Net Zero Projects Audit. The HEF logo sits in the right bottom corner.
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 11/08/2026
Over the next few weeks, we’ll be recapping key materials from the Historic Environment Forum resource archive, highlighting useful insights, and revisiting work that continues to support sector-wide learning First up is our flagship climate change report, Heritage Responds.
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The Architectural Heritage Fund @archhfund.org.uk · 31/07/2026
📣 We are seeking to commission evaluation consultants to work with us to develop and implement an evaluation framework for the #HeritageRevivalFund. 📅 Deadline: 1 September 2026 Read the full brief: ⬇️ ahfund.org.uk/what-we-do/i...
📸 Baguley Hall, Wythenshawe, Manchester.
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Council for British Archaeology @archaeologyuk.bsky.social · 02/08/2026
For us, it was watching all the videos and photos online of people having a great time 💛 What was your favourite Festival moment? Share below 👇 Or share your feedback in our evaluation survey to be in with a chance to win a £50 One4All Voucher 👉 www.surveymonkey.com/r/festivalau...
What was your favourite Festival moment?" and a yellow heart icon. Below, it asks "Visited a fantastic event, joined us online, or enjoyed some of our content?" with a green button that says "Let us know below!"
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National Trust @nationaltrust.org.uk · 22/07/2026
Thanks to £260m of Defra funding, 9,323 hectares of new woodland across England are set to be created over the next four years. Photo: Sophie Bolesworth
A close-up of a person holding a tree sapling, ready to be planted
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Historic Buildings & Places @hbap1924.bsky.social · 22/07/2026
Climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing the heritage sector. Join our Carbon Literacy for Heritage training to build your understanding of carbon and the path to Net Zero. 📅 22 & 29 Sept | 19 & 26 Nov Book your place: hbap.org.uk/resources/tr...
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Council for British Archaeology @archaeologyuk.bsky.social · 21/07/2026
Our brand new Local Explorer Challenge is here! This year we're asking you to get out and about and explore archaeology and nature. We've teamed up with the Countryside Code to encourage everyone to Respect, Protect and Enjoy the outdoors. Download 👉 www.archaeologyuk.org/resource/eng...
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Council for British Archaeology @archaeologyuk.bsky.social · 21/07/2026
What can Britain’s lost forests tell us about the landscapes we know today? For our final Archaeology and Nature interview of the day, we spoke to environmentalist and author Jonathan Mullard, whose work explores Britain’s lost and surviving woodlands. 👉 shorturl.at/mwE7w
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 21/07/2026
📢 Survey Klaxon: Contribute to the Heritage and Conservation Science Workforce Survey 🗳️ Icon - The Institute of Conservation, is running the first ever UK‑wide Heritage and Conservation Science Workforce Survey. Find out more & share insights by 31 Aug: www.icon.org.uk/about-us/pol...
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Heritage and Conservation Science Workforce Survey
Icon has launched the first UK-wide Heritage and Conservation Science Workforce Survey to build evidence on skills, roles and needs, informing future workforce planning, investment and sector sustaina...
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National Heritage Science Forum @nhsf.bsky.social · 01/07/2026
🔍 Take part in the first comprehensive UK-wide survey of the heritage and conservation science workforce! If you work with heritage and conservation science, or employ/commission those who do, please take a moment to help shape the future of our field. ⏰️ Closing 31 August 2026
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Take Part in our Heritage Science Workforce Survey | National Heritage Science Forum
The survey will research who makes up the heritage science community, the current workforce capacity and levels of demand to gain a detailed picture the sector as a whole.  It will also conduct a…
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 01/07/2026
Last week, our colleagues in the Historic Environment Skills Forum launched HESCAPE 1.5: a refreshed edition of the Historic Environment Skills and Careers Action Plan for England, setting direction for 2026–2028. 🔗 Find out more and explore HESCAPE 1.5: lnkd.in/ek89bfnC
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 25/06/2026
Members of the Historic Environment Forum gathered for our (very hot!) Annual Event this week. Read our recap exploring Relevance, Resilience, and Heritage’s Role in Supporting Young People (with more to come through our Relevance Task Group!) 👉 historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/historic-env...
Image of members of the HEF gathered for a group photo in the Herringham Hall of Regent's University. In the background, an image of the Heritage Sector Resilience Plan is on display
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 12/06/2026
Reminder! The deadline for survey responses and case study submissions for our new piece of work on heritage sector resilience and collaboration is coming up soon! 📆 Deadline 19th June 👉Get involved: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/new-sector-r...
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 08/06/2026
Looking for heritage highlights and developments from the world of #Planning? The latest Planning Bulletin from Historic England is now live, together with a useful supplemental on the English Devolution & Community Empowerment Act. 👉Explore now: historicengland.org.uk/advice/plann...
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Historic England Planning Bulletin | Historic England
Our monthly ‘Planning Bulletin’ highlights some of the recent and forthcoming developments in the world of planning from a heritage perspective.
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 26/05/2026
What is the heritage sector doing to build resilience, and what can we learn from working together? 🔎 We're inviting responses to a 15 min survey & calling for case studies to help find out! 🕔️ Deadline: 19 June 5pm To get involved, visit: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/new-sector-r...
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
Do you have a good practice story to share about delivering collaborative action in heritage? We're looking for case studies on... 💸 Financial Resilience 💼 Workforce & Organisational Resilience 🏰 Physical Resilience 💛 Relevance Submit by 19 Jun historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/new-sector-r...
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 26/05/2026
What is the heritage sector doing to build resilience, and what can we learn from working together? 🔎 We're inviting responses to a 15 min survey & calling for case studies to help find out! 🕔️ Deadline: 19 June 5pm To get involved, visit: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/new-sector-r...
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 06/05/2026
We’re delighted to share the Historic Environment Forum’s 2025–26 Year in Review, a simple snapshot of our key activity and highlights from across the last financial year 🌟 Head to our website to enjoy the full infographic and to find out more: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/year-in-revi...
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 06/05/2026
We’re delighted to share the Historic Environment Forum’s 2025–26 Year in Review, a simple snapshot of our key activity and highlights from across the last financial year 🌟 Head to our website to enjoy the full infographic and to find out more: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/year-in-revi...
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Council for British Archaeology @archaeologyuk.bsky.social · 24/04/2026
Are you a grassroots org working with young people? Would you like to get creative and use heritage as your inspiration? Applications are now open for Reverberate 2026! Successful projects receive £3,000 and support to develop their ideas. Find out more 👉 www.shoutoutloud.org.uk/project/reve...
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Historic Buildings & Places @hbap1924.bsky.social · 04/05/2026
Booked your place for the Valuing Seaside Heritage Symposium? Join us for a day of talks, panels, evidence sessions and networking by the sea. Hosted with @seasidenetwork.bsky.social & @heritagenetwork.bsky.social Supported by @visitbrighton.bsky.social & Historic England More: buff.ly/jntrQtI
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The Architectural Heritage Fund @archhfund.org.uk · 05/05/2026
🚨 FREE tickets to #AHF50 Conference for early career attendees! We're delighted to offer 25 free tickets to students & early career practitioners (aged 25 & under) working across the built heritage, real estate, community, & architectural sectors. 🎟 See more & apply: ahfund.org.uk/what-we-do/i...
An image of The Buttermarket in Redruth with a 'Made possible with Heritage Fund' acknowledgement stamp placed over the bottom corner. Underneath it is the AHF50 Logo and some text that reads: 'Conference. Free tickets for early career attendees.'
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Archaeology Data Service @ads-update.bsky.social · 05/05/2026
The ADS Training Portal is now live — free, openly licensed resources on digital preservation and data management for the archaeological community. All materials carry DOIs, CC BY 4.0 licences, and full citations. New resources added every quarter. 👉 buff.ly/al9ZyTV #Archaeology #OpenAccess
A schematic of the ADS Archiving workflow
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Historic Buildings & Places @hbap1924.bsky.social · 29/04/2026
Join us on 5 May for an online talk with Eric Parry Architects. Hear how the renewal of St John’s Waterloo is bringing new life to a Grade II* listed church through #design, #community connection, and #sustainability. Book your place: hbap.org.uk/online-talk-...
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The Architectural Heritage Fund @archhfund.org.uk · 28/04/2026
📣 Announcing the #AHF50 Conference: Heritage - Radical. Reimagined. Revitalised. Join us as we consider the potential for heritage-led regeneration to improve our communities in the next 50 years and beyond. 📍 Barts North Wing, London 🗓 18 June, 14.00-20.00 More details & tickets: bit.ly/48UXkNq
The Buttermarket courtyard. The text underneath reads, 'AHF50 Conference. Heritage - Radical. Reimagined. Revitalised.'
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 27/04/2026
We are all about the ripple effect 💪 Thank you @edsrlee.bsky.social!
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 27/04/2026
We were pleased to welcome an excellent turnout at our #HEF meeting in Westminster last week for an extended discussion on: ✅Working cross-sector on #HeritageSkills challenges ✅Deepening understanding of the Culture & Heritage Capital Framework & ways to apply it across sector activity Thank you!
Historic environment forum logo and an icon of hands shaking. In the background there is a heritage landscape scene.
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 14/04/2026
Want to contribute to the UK's largest annual celebration of archaeology? Visit @archaeologyuk.bsky.social's online area for event organisers for information on how to take part in this year's #FestivalOfArchaeology. 👇
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 13/04/2026
If heritage is to stay sustainable & relevant, young people need a real voice in shaping it. Our latest Resilience Review features a guest blog from Sophie Bodenham on @heritagenetwork.bsky.social's new youth leadership initiative. Read more now: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/sector-spotl... 💚
Draft grey slide with image of three young women from Heritage Network's youth forum sat at a table, Text Reads: Sector Spotlight: Empowering Young People in Heritage Governance: 
Heritage Network’s 
‘Step on Board’ Initiative

Guest Blog by Sophie Bodenham

Heritage Trainee for England
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 09/04/2026
Looking for training materials on carbon & heritage? Historic England's upcoming Carbon Reduction Webinars cover a range of subjects 👇 Next up in the series: 'Carbon reduction for a heritage development trust: progress not perfection' 🕐23 April 1pm historicengland.org.uk/education/tr...
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Heritage Carbon Reduction Webinars | Historic England
A series of monthly webinars on different topics linked to carbon reduction in a heritage context.
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Historic Buildings & Places @hbap1924.bsky.social · 07/04/2026
Valuing Seaside Heritage Symposium Hosted in partnership with @seasidenetwork.bsky.social, @hbap1924.bsky.social, and @heritagenetwork.bsky.social. @seasideferry.bsky.social opens the day with 'What is Seaside Heritage?'. Register: hbap.org.uk/valuing-seas...
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National Museum Directors' Council @nmdcnews.bsky.social · 08/04/2026
The NMDC April Newsletter is out now, catch up with the debate on museums charging international visitors. This month we also celebrate the opening of V&A East, which opens to the public on Saturday 18 April. www.nationalmuseums.org.uk/news/newslet... #UKMuseums
‘A Place Beyond’ by Thomas J Price unveiled outside of London’s V&A East Museum ahead of its opening on East Bank in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on 18 April 2026. David Parry/PA Media Assignments for the V&A. Photograph outside the entrance to V&A East a large 18ft bronze sculpture of a woman dominates the frame to the right stand two women looking up at the sculpture. Dennis Morris, 'Aces Club, Count Shelly Sound System, Hackney’, 1974 (photographed), 2010 (printed) © Dennis Morris, Courtesy Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Black and white photograph of two black men in the corner of a room edged with amplifiers and speakers. One speaker seen in the centre of the image is labelled 'COUNT SHELLY Sounds'. On the right hand side of the image, one of the men is sat on a bench looking directly at the camera, his right arm resting on a large box of records. The other man stands next to a very large speaker wearing flared trousers and a cloth cap.Jennie Baptiste, Sepia Butterfly, London, 1993  © Photo by Jennie Baptiste. A sepia-toned photograph of a young woman dancing against a dark background. She wears shorts and a crop top with tassle fringing, with lots of jewellery on her ears, neck and wrists. Her hands are pointed outwards as she dances, looking to the side. The image has a slight blur due to the long exposure time.V&A East Museum © Niall Hodson. Photography of a building on the top are the initials V&A, the building has geometric shapes scored into the surface. It is has an angular sloped exterior.
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The Architectural Heritage Fund @archhfund.org.uk · 07/04/2026
Over 20 years, Scottish Historic Buildings Trust worked to conserve, study & interpret this 16th-century merchant’s house and its history. Today, Law’s Close operates as a commercial business & retail hub, and is home to a variety of small businesses. #AHF50 👇 ahfund.org.uk/anniversary/...
Project of the Week 13.A historic photograph of Law's Close. Credit: Scottish Historic Buildings Trust.The exterior of Law's Close after restoration. Credit: Scottish Historic Buildings Trust.The interior of Law's Close. Credit: Scottish Historic Buildings Trust.
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The Architectural Heritage Fund @archhfund.org.uk · 30/03/2026
📣 We are recruiting two new positions, an Operations Manager and Administration Assistant, to support the growth of the AHF’s team and work. For more details, please take a look below. ⬇️ Operations Manager: ahfund.org.uk/what-we-do/i... Admin Assistant: ahfund.org.uk/what-we-do/i...
The restored interior of Sheerness Dockyard Church, an AHF-supported project. Credit: Dirk Lindner.
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Historic Buildings & Places @hbap1924.bsky.social · 25/03/2026
Submissions are open for the 2026 Stephen Croad Prize, an annual award from Historic Buildings & Places recognising outstanding new research and writing on historic buildings across the United Kingdom. 🏆 Prize: £600 📅 Deadline: 31 May 2026 🔗Find out more: hbap.org.uk/2026-stephen...
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The Architectural Heritage Fund @archhfund.org.uk · 25/03/2026
🔔 New Job Alert! Are you looking for a new opportunity in #SocialInvestment? We’re hiring an Investment Manager to join the AHF team to support organisations across the UK to bring historic buildings back to life. 👉 Find out more & apply today: ahfund.org.uk/what-we-do/i...
A person walks past the front of Peterson's Smokehouse, part of The Peterson's Project by the Great Grimsby Ice Factory Trust, which was supported with social investment from the AHF. Credit: Fleet Architects and Fernando Mañoso.
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The Architectural Heritage Fund @archhfund.org.uk · 12/03/2026
🔔 Funding news! We have awarded a grant through the #HeritageRevivalFund, made possible by @dcmsgovuk.bsky.social & Historic England, to support plans to convert the upper floors of a former bank in Callington, Cornwall, into affordable housing for young adults. ⬇️ ahfund.org.uk/what-we-do/i...
Young people outside The Vault Youth Centre, which is based in a former bank building in Callington, Cornwall. Credit: Callington Youth Project Group.The exterior of the upper floors of The Vault Youth Centre. Credit: Callington Youth Project Group.The exterior of The Vault Youth Centre. Credit: Callington Youth Project Group.
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The Victorian Society @thevicsoc.bsky.social · 13/03/2026
It’s official: Victorian homes are the nation’s favourite period properties! Data from Rightmove, a UK leading property website, shows that Victorian was the most-searched era. The Vic Soc is delighted to see our period recognised for its character, charm & desirability.
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Council for British Archaeology @archaeologyuk.bsky.social · 13/03/2026
Join us on 18th March for the next This is Archaeology lecture with Prof. Emily Williams, exploring the remarkable Melsonby Hoards, one of the largest groupings of Iron Age metalwork ever discovered in England. Free to attend (donations welcome) 👉 tinyurl.com/un9kp8z4
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This is Archaeology. Collaboration in Action: the excavation and conservation of the Melsonby Hoards
A talk with Prof. Emily Williams, exploring the wonders of the Melsonby Hoards.
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National Trust @nationaltrust.org.uk · 17/03/2026
Happy St Patrick's Day! From the basalt columns of the Giant's Causeway to the historical ruins at Crom, we'd like to thank you for helping us care for places steeped in myths and legends across Northern Ireland.
The interlocking basalt columns of the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland. No people are in sight just the soft light across the rocks and the sea beyond.Clipped topiary in a formal garden. This shrub has been cut in the shape of the harp from the Guinness logo.A view across a swathe of flowering yellow daffodils towards a large country house A tower on a small island in a lake on a sunny day
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 17/03/2026
The Resilience Review Edition Two: the latest newsletter from the Historic Environment Forum is out now! 📩 Explore new initiatives, sector blogs and reflections, and inspiring work from colleagues driving change. 🗞️ Read the highlights now: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/resilience-r...
People visiting a historic building in Cambridge. Image Credit to Chris Boland via Unsplash
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 12/03/2026
Where do you feel collaboration is working most effectively in supporting heritage sector resilience? Take part in our two‑minute temperature check and help us understand where collaborative working is strengthening the sector’s ability to adapt and thrive.🌡️ www.menti.com/alavzyyakaed
Image of a thermometer showing hot and cool temperatures. Credit to Unsplash
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The Architectural Heritage Fund @archhfund.org.uk · 10/03/2026
Our next Project of the Week for #AHF50 is the beautiful New Lanark, a unique cotton spinning mill village that has undergone an ambitious programme of revitalisation and is now ‘a thriving community, visitor destination and World Heritage Site.’ Find out more: ⬇️ ahfund.org.uk/anniversary/...
Project of the Week 9. The buildings at New Lanark before restoration. Credit: New Lanark Trust.New Lanark Visitor Centre today. Credit: New Lanark Trust.New Lanark Visitor Centre today. Credit: New Lanark Trust.
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Historic Environment Forum (HEF) @histenvforum.bsky.social · 02/03/2026
Are you joining @heritagealliance.bsky.social's Heritage Day this week? Come visit us in the Exhibitors Space to... ✅ Pick up a copy of the Heritage Sector Resilience Plan ✅ Share your thinking on where collaboration is making a difference ✅ Sign up to our mailing list to enter our prize draw
Heritage Day promotional graphic by the Heritage Alliance, the text reads: Join us at Heritage Day, Heritage Connects, Wednesday 4th March, One Great George St, Westminster. It features logos from organisations speaking including Historic England, Heritage Fund, Europa Nostra and more.
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Historic Buildings & Places @hbap1924.bsky.social · 15/02/2026
Submit your work for the Stephen Croad Prize, celebrating new research on historic UK buildings. We seek essays on landmark discoveries, overlooked places, building conservation, and heritage crafts. 🔗 Details: buff.ly/mXpsl4x
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The Architectural Heritage Fund @archhfund.org.uk · 17/02/2026
From a derelict former wool store to a bustling childcare facility ‘busy with little feet running around it’ – The Woolstore has been given a new lease of life that is ‘helping to shape the little minds of Caledon and surrounding areas.’ #AHF50 Read more: ⬇️ ahfund.org.uk/anniversary/...
Project of the Week 6.The exterior of The Woolstore before. Credit: Caledon Regeneration Partnership.The exterior of The Woolstore after. Credit: Mark Hackett. The interior of the restored Woolstore. Credit: Mark Hackett.
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