The Heritage Alliance unites over 100 independent heritage organisations in England as a powerful, effective and independent advocate for heritage.
As England’s biggest coalition of heritage interests we bring together independent heritage organisations from the National Trust, English Heritage, Canal & River Trust and Historic Houses Association, to more specialist bodies representing visitors, owners, volunteers, professional practitioners, funders and educationalists. Our members’ 6.3 million volunteers, trustees, members and staff demonstrate the strength and commitment of the independent heritage movement. Join us today.
Nominate a heritage volunteer before 30/9/17
England’s heritage sector couldn’t function without its volunteers. In 2015 8% of people volunteered their time in the heritage, museum or library sectors – roughly 4.2 million people. Ecclesiastical’s Heritage Heroes Award is the Heritage Alliance’s celebration of the amazing achievements of volunteers. Find out more.
Reduced early booking rates until 22/9/17
Please join us for an evening of lively debate followed by drinks and a buffet reception in the Waldorf’s beautiful Palm Court.
What claims can realistically be made for the health benefits of heritage, and where does heritage best intersect with the public health needs of the nation? Find out more and book.
Read the Heritage Manifesto 2017
The Heritage Manifesto 2017 sets out four simple asks for the UK Government.
We urge members to use the manifesto as a base for their own advocacy work.
We bring together those working for a secure future for historic religious buildings
The Historic Religious Buildings Alliance brings together those working for a secure future for historic religious buildings. It is an independently-funded group within the The Alliance. Sign-up for the free monthly e-newsletter from the HRBA team.