This blog post the latest in our series of posts that share knowledge from the recent South West Fed Conference. Here, Jane Marley reflects on her learning from Finn White’s workshop session.
The National Trust has published new research looking at the scale of the challenge and threats facing Grade II listed buildings with potential for public value.
This blog post from Laura Service is the latest in a series of posts that share learning from the recent South West Fed Conference. This post is inspired by the presentation given by Jackie Winchester and Deshni Pyndiah.
ACE has published its draft strategy covering the decade to 2030 for a final three-month consultation before it is finalised in the autumn.
The Heritage Alliance is conducting a survey in partnership with Media Trust, Charity Digital and Naomi Korn Associates to understand the current digital skills needs of the industry.
This programme is designed to provide funding towards the conservation of objects in UK collections, to help museums share new stories about their objects and improve collections care and display.
Charities and their supporters can now set up 24-hour fundraisers in Instagram Stories thanks to the new donation sticker.
Gloucester Cathedral has unveiled the maquette of ‘Glaaaawster’, the first of a set of six new gargoyles which will be installed on the North Ambulatory Roof as part of a £530,000 restoration project.
The National Archives has launched a new 'Collaborate and Innovate' funding programme. The programme comprises two funding schemes: the Archive Testbed fund and the Networks for Change fund.
In this blog post, Kevin Ward shares key points from Louise Donovan and Paula Clarke’s conference presentation ‘Lemons and lemonade: audience development during a building conservation project’.
