The Government has stated that most vehicles manufactured or first registered over 40 years ago will, as of 20 May 2018, be exempt from periodic testing unless they have been substantially changed. The DfT Guidance reflects the outcome of intensive discussions between the DfT and the Federation …
Thousands sign petition to prevent historic vehicles being scrapped
Over 5,000 people have signed a petition asking the Government to make it illegal for manufacturers to process vehicles which have Historic Vehicle on their V5 documents though any scrappage scheme. A simple way to avoid losing rare road heritage is to make all vehicles with Historic …
Prince’s Foundation for Building Community is recruiting for its Building Craft Programme 2018-19
The Prince’s Foundation’s 8 month Building Craft Programme gives practical experience in traditional building crafts and an opportunity to gain a Heritage Skills NVQ Level 3. This course is designed for craftspeople looking to bridge the gap between basic qualifications and becoming a master craftsperson working within …
RSPH Award: Museums on Prescription
University College London and Canterbury Christ Church University have won two prestigious Royal Society of Public Health Awards, one for ‘Health & Wellbeing’ in the category ‘Arts and Health’ and the other, a special commendation for ‘Sustainable Development’ awarded by the RSPH panel of judges. …
58% of UK charities do not have a digital strategy
A whitepaper has been published by Tech Trust that reveals the big lessons for charities from its Digital Charity Survey 2018. While 58% of UK charities do not have a digital strategy, of those that do, 92% are more confident about increasing their impact. The paper highlights …
Effective digital marketing campaigns for charities
Charity Digital News has published a step-by-step guide on designing and launching a successful digital marketing campaign without spending unnecessary cash.
VisitBritain 2017 Q3 International Passenger Survey Figures
The Tourism Alliance has noted that one of the trends is the difference between the leisure and business markets. Inbound holiday spend is up an extremely high 19/20% for the quarter, while business expenditure is down 20%. This very clearly shows the impact that the Brexit is …
Bayeux Tapestry to be displayed in Britain
The first loan of the Bayeux Tapestry outside France for 950 years is expected to be to the British Museum in 2022.
New English Heritage Trustees
English Heritage [Alliance member] has appointed new trustees. Kunle Olulode, the Director of Voice4Change England (a national advocate for the Black and Minority Ethnic voluntary and community sector), and David Olusoga, the historian, broadcaster and film-maker.
#makeheritagefun
The #makeheritagefun series of activities is a distributed campaign coordinated by GoUNESCO and organized by local volunteers every quarter in cities around the world to draw attention to heritage. On December 17, 2017, more than 1000 heritage enthusiasts organized 22 heritage activities in 10 countries. …
Independent review of Historic England online advice and guidance
The review found that overall, Historic England’s advice and guidance is well received and trusted by users with a strong level of advocacy (90% would speak highly about it to others). Users generally praise the breadth of content, which is accessed by a wide variety of audiences …
Regeneration Building a future for your historic church
The Churches Conservation Trust [Alliance member] has published Regeneration Building a future for your historic church which provides an overview of past year activity, programme impact and an introduction to its consultancy service.