Are you a young person, volunteer, early career professional, or small heritage organisation that wants to attend our annual conference? This year we have a number of opportunities for you to...
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The Heritage Network are very excited to announce that we will soon have our own guide on the Bloomberg Connects platform. This has been made possible by our Partner member...
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Between September and December 2025 a brand new Network Academy cohort of community heritage leaders will embark on an online, co-designed learning and development journey. The online programme will raise…
We’re delighted to announce the launch of our Heritage Network Expert Panel, a new initiative designed to bring together knowledgeable, dedicated professionals who want to give back to the community…
Would you like to know more about your organisation’s carbon footprint and how to accurately measure and reduce your organisation’s carbon impact on the planet? Why not join Historic England’s…
Scotland’s largest conservation charity, the National Trust for Scotland has announced a multi-million-pound masterplan to transform one of the country’s most significant historic sites. Fyvie Castle, Garden and Estate, near…
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Hear from Conference Organiser, Izabella! With under 2 months to go, preparation is well underway for this year’s conference. Conference is all about building relationships, and that starts right at…
An International Student’s Perspective, by Madeline Wolfson I am slightly embarrassed to say how long it took me to visit my first museum in Glasgow. It was months after getting…
Are you interested in advising our staff on the work of the Network in Northern Ireland? Heritage Network has 41 members located throughout Northern Ireland ranging from building preservation trusts…
The Isle of Thanet has 2,5000 listed buildings which is the largest concentration in the southeast of England. Most are repaired with Portland cement including those managed by the local…
This year our annual conference is heading to Bradford! In this blog series, we’re chatting to members of the Heritage Network and our staff team about their connection to Bradford…
West Midlands Historic Buildings Trust has been awarded £2,825,000 in funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for the St Michael’s Place project in Warwick. Made possible by National Lottery…
The first phase of repair works to save Walpole Old Chapel, near Halesworth in Suffolk, is now under way. Cliveden Conservation has been appointed by the Historic Chapels Trust (HCT)…
Restoration work to the Grade II* Burton Mausoleum in the churchyard of St Mary Magdalen Roman Catholic Church in Mortlake, London, will commence in July 2025. Habitats & Heritage has…
With a firm commitment to sustainability, Cliveden Conservation has initiated a new partnership with Small World Consulting, a leading expert in measuring the carbon and climate impact of organisations. This…
Sheffield now has a dedicated Building Preservation Trust – and it’s set to make a lasting difference. Officially launching on Saturday, 12th July, Sheffield Historic Buildings Trust (SHBT) has been…
Over half a century since the last screening, cinema has returned to the Art Deco‑style Selsey Pavilion in West Sussex this summer. Over one hundred guests attended the June premiere of…
A centuries-old walled garden at Wentworth Woodhouse has been transformed into a sensory rose garden, in memory of a remarkable Rotherham woman whose passion was gardening. Margaret Vickers died aged…
Sophie is the Heritage Network’s 2025 Heritage Trainee for England, and she will be supporting the Network throughout the year, contributing to increased youth engagement with heritage and supporting our…
Heritage organisations in Scotland can look forward to attending dedicated Carbon Literacy training in 2025, thanks to funding from Historic Environment Scotland. For the last year, the Heritage Network’s series…
From Wine Warehouse to Workspace A new chapter in Ramsgate’s regeneration began this week with the official opening of the Old Wine Warehouse – a revitalised Victorian building transformed into…
Sussex Heritage Trust is delighted to announce the appointment of Claire Robinson as its new Chief Executive Officer. Claire will officially take up the role on 28th July 2025, succeeding…
A survey has been launched to help Fife Council and Fife Historic Buildings Trust understand the current availability of traditional building skills throughout Fife, and how they can support the…
About two years ago, the National Museum in Cardiff curated an exhibition called The Valleys. The exhibition featured a myriad of objects which showcased both the well- and lesser-known cultural…
Fran joins the Heritage Network as Finance Officer with a variety of experience in the charity sector in finance and non-finance-based roles. These include project managing the refurbishment of a…
Europe’s most prestigious cultural heritage awards has given a major accolade to Rotherham country house Wentworth Woodhouse’s restored Grade II* listed Camellia House, which is home to some of the…
Birch InSpire are delighted to advise you that they have now completed their next 6 months tranche of work accordingly to objectives jointly agreed by the Diocese of Chelmsford and…
The event, on Thursday, July 3rd at 3pm, will be followed by a reception at the city’s Cutlers’ Hall. Dame Julie’s family, organiser of the memorial, hopes hundreds of people…
West Midlands Heritage Trust, a new regional charity dedicated to rescuing and reusing historic buildings at risk, was officially launched this week with the backing of former West Midlands Mayor Sir…