The Heritage Alliance is delighted to welcome GEM as our newest member. GEM: ‘the voice for heritage learning’ is for everyone interested in learning through museums and heritage. They support heritage organisations and education practitioners in developing and sharing best practice in heritage learning. The GEM team …
‘Backing the Bedrock’ – Our 2019 Fiscal Manifesto
The Heritage Alliance has published its new fiscal manifesto ‘Backing the Bedrock‘ which sets out five heritage fiscal and funding priorities for 2019. This document represents shared priorities across our diverse membership and details five funding and fiscal measures that will give our world-leading heritage …
The Heritage Alliance – Invitations to Tender
As part of our new resilience project, made possible by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, the Alliance is putting out three invitations to tender to bring in the professional expertise to help us grow into the future. ‘Resilient Heritage Alliance’ will be a transformational project …
The Heritage Alliance welcomes our new Development and Membership Manager
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Delphine Jasmin-Belisle as the new Development and Membership Manager at the Heritage Alliance, a new role made possible through our resilience funding awarded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Delphine will join us at the beginning of July. Over …
#HeritageChat – 20 June – Heritage and the High Street
The next #HeritageChat is on the theme of Heritage and the High Street and will take place on the 20th June, 13.00-14.00. This theme has been a focus of the Heritage 2020 Constructive Conservation and Sustainable Management group (find out more). The group has been …
The Heritage Alliance – Invitations to Tender
As part of our new resilience project, made possible by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, the Alliance is putting out three invitations to tender to bring in the professional expertise to help us grow into the future. ‘Resilient Heritage Alliance’ will be a transformational project …
May #HeritageChat: ‘Emergency Preparedness in the Historic Environment Sector’
The May #HeritageChat explored ‘emergency preparedness in the historic environment sector’, a theme that has been discussed frequently in the media following the tragic fire at Notre Dame. The chat provided participants the chance to explore lessons for the future and share with each other their wisdom …
Alliance Members Training Session at BWB LLP’s Legal Event
The Heritage Alliance would like to thank our legal partners BWB LLP for a very successful training session on 22 May, which enabled many Alliance members to benefit from free legal advice on crucial topics, such as Employment Law, Trustee responsibilities, Dealing with Heritage at Risk, Fundraising, …
The Heritage Alliance welcomes our new Advocacy & Communications Officer
We are delighted to announce that Daniella Briscoe-Peaple has been appointed as the Alliance’s Advocacy and Communications Officer, a new role made possible through our resilience funding awarded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund [Alliance Member]. Many of you will be familiar with Daniella from her previous time …
Civic Voice and ALGAO join The Heritage Alliance
The Heritage Alliance is delighted to welcome our newest members Civic Voice and ALGAO. Civic Voice is the national charity for the civic movement in England and they have a strong local presence. They are striving to make places more attractive, enjoyable and distinctive and to promote civic pride. They …
May #HeritageChat: ‘Emergency Preparedness in the Historic Environment Sector’
The next Heritage Chat will take place on 16 May between 1 and 2pm (UK time) and will explore the question ‘Emergency Preparedness in the Historic Environment Sector’. We’ are currently calling for questions that the sector would like to discuss under this theme. Please add …
The Milestones Society joins The Heritage Alliance
The Heritage Alliance is pleased to welcome The Milestone Society as their newest member! Unlike other ‘listed buildings’, milestones are usually too small to have their own individual ‘Friends’. Since 2001, the Society’s volunteers have been collating information on them and learning the most appropriate ways of …