Daily Archives: 11/09/2015

IHBC announces new President, David, and thanks Past President, Trefor!

[slideshow_deploy id=’11055′]The IHBC’s trustees have just elected a new President of the Institute, David McDonald, who is standing down as IHBCs Education Secretary, and thanked profusely the institute’s newest Past President, Trefor Thorpe, for his dedicated work on behalf of … Continue reading

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IHBC’s ‘LETS’ YO this weekend! At HCA’s Skills Festival!

Kate Kendall, IHBC’s ‘LETS’ Liaison Officer, is attending to the IHBC’s learning and outreach at the Heritage Craft Alliance Heritage Skills Festival, which runs from 11-13 September at Thorp Perrow Arboretum, North Yorkshire, including giving a talk today (Friday 11 … Continue reading

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NHTG Update: Positive news on forward planning

Following recent news that the National Heritage Training Group (NHTG) will lose core funding from CITB, the construction sector’s training body, new opportunities for NHTG general manager Cathie Clarke mean that the Group can continue with its planned strategy of … Continue reading

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Scotland’s new national heritage body – HES – wins charitable status

Historic Environment Scotland (HES), the new national heritage body for Scotland, has been granted charitable status by the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR). Historic Scotland writes: The new national heritage body for Scotland, Historic Environment Scotland (HES) has … Continue reading

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2018: Year of cultural heritage & other European landmarks

The Members of the European Parliament met this week and agreed that 2018 is to be designated as European Year of Cultural Heritage and approved new policy recommendations for funding and management of European cultural heritage, including heritage impact assessment … Continue reading

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Landmark update keeps HE’s List current: 25000th ‘minor amendment’

The Data Team in the Historic England (HE) Listing Group have processed the 25,000th change in its fast-track correction process for small errors in List entries, or ‘Minor Amendments’ to the National Heritage List for England. Marion Page (Data Team … Continue reading

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DCMS opens #OurCulture – on heritage & culture – for White Paper

The Department for Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) blog contains information about the planned white paper for a new cultural programme, over four themes, and urges people to contribute to the debate on how culture and heritage should be addressed … Continue reading

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Heritage Angel award winners – including coffin works & 16 year old Emma – all celebrated

The winners of this year’s Heritage Angel awards in England have been announced, with an award ceremony last week that celebrated 16 year old Emma Dawson, and successes in rescuing an impressive series landmark heritage buildings including: St Giles House … Continue reading

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Only one week left to bid for Coastal Revival fund!

Coastal Communities in England have only one week left to place applications for the Coastal Revival fund, which can benefit historic buildings and structures. DCLG writes: As the summer season comes to an end, seaside communities are being given the … Continue reading

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