Carbon Literacy is a key way for organisations to gain an awareness of the causes and impacts of climate change and an understanding of carbon emissions. It provides a great foundation for individuals, teams and organisations to begin to take steps towards reducing their carbon emissions and become more environmentally sustainable.

The focus of Carbon Literacy is about empowering people to take action. To become certified as Carbon Literate you must pledge to undertake an individual and group action that will help you and your organisation to achieve net zero.

Join us to hear about a recent study exploring sustainable futures for three churches in Fife.

Are you a community group thinking about taking ownership of your local church? Are you already managing your church for the benefit of the community? This free online event is for you.

At this event we will hear from Fife Historic Buildings Trust how future uses and financial models have been explored for three churches in Fife.

This annual event has enabled businesses across the heritage, construction, sustainability and property sectors to showcase, connect and network with fellow industry professionals.

Organised by Heritage Lincolnshire in partnership with Heritage Trust Network, this event is aimed at heritage organisations across the East Midlands to discover how businesses can support their local heritage and promote themselves to work on heritage buildings and connect with membership organisations and professional bodies for support and advice.

Following the Tywi Centre’s Sustainable and Traditional Buildings Fair, Heritage Trust Network are hosting ‘Constructive Conversations’ an evening networking event for organisations and individuals to create and join conversations about their projects.

This event is a chance to chat with others about the heritage hurdles and construction conundrums that you’re facing in your projects, get advice from those who have completed similar work, and offer direction to those who are starting out on their journey.

There will be some initial topics to discuss, based on what you’ve told us you want to talk about, followed by an opportunity network and natter with others from around Wales, as well as some refreshments and entertainment to help the conversation flow.

Apply for our next online learning programme!

Whether you’re an organisation in the early stages of a regeneration project or an individual stepping into a new heritage regeneration role, our program is tailored just for you. We understand the challenges and uncertainties of the sector, which is why we’ve curated a comprehensive curriculum covering essential topics such as The Use, The Money, and The Works.

The programme will include expert speakers, case studies from those who have been there before and engaging activities to get you thinking! You will have the opportunity to network and build contacts with all attendees.

Without buy-in from the local community, High Street and Town Centre regeneration is doomed to fail. Join our speakers to find out how they engage communities and what they’ve been doing to attract people and investment to their town centres.

This day conference at Unity Hall in Wakefield, a building that was saved and restored, will include talks and case studies, lunch and a tour of the Art House and the local heritage action zone.

Heritage Trust Network Conference is coming to Dunfermline! Always the highlight of the year, our Conference is a relaxed and friendly three days of inspirational speakers, lively discussions and fascinating tours and visits to historic sites and community projects.

Dunfermline has been chosen as the venue because of its fascinating mix of historic sites and the way local organisations including Network member, Fife Historic Buildings Trust, are working together to make the most of its heritage assets.