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Impact Survey 2026

Our Impact Report helps us advocate on our members behalf. Have you completed your survey yet? Not-for-profit members will have had emails from us and need to fill in the survey by the end of February.

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We're recruiting in Northern Ireland!

We’re recruiting a Development and Outreach Officer for Northern Ireland thanks to funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Department for Communities Northern Ireland.

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Step on Board

We are excited to announce the launch of our young trustees initiative, Step on Board. Made possible thanks to the National Lottery Heritage Fund and players of the National Lottery!
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Conference 2026

The community heritage networking event of the year is coming to Northern Ireland in 2026. We will be meeting in Belfast and exploring the historic city of Armagh and the towns and villages around it. Earlybird Tickets are available now.

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North East Scotland Preservation Trust

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The Heritage Trust Network’s national conference is a great place for meeting like-minded people.

Malcolm CrowderNorwich Preservation Trust
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There is no challenge for a Trust that has not been met and overcome, previously, by another Trust and the only way of learning from that previous experience of other Trusts is to meet them and discuss your problem at the many networking opportunities that are available through Heritage Trust Network.

Kenneth FergusonCastles of Scotland Preservation Trust
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I very much like and endorse the way the Heritage Trust Network is developing.

Martin LightfootBury St Edmunds Preservation Trust
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On more than one occasion when our Trust has been struggling with one of the many problems associated with our project, presentations at conferences or conversations with others attending have been inspirational.

Judy CroweBennington Community Heritage Trust
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Recently we handed the management of our property over to a third party to manage, they went into liquidation and but, for the support of the Heritage Trust Network, the staff and supportive individuals in the network, who helped us, we too would have gone into liquidation, through no fault of our own.

Kenneth FergusonCastles of Scotland Preservation Trust
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Heritage Trust Network represents the heritage sector very effectively.

Judy CroweBennington Community Heritage Trust

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