Daily Archives: 30/10/2015

Want free skills or CPD? Help IHBC? Just ‘Call Kate’!

IHBC members of all categories can help applications for accreditation and their CPD by helping their institute, and all for free, as there is no better or cheaper way than to simply get more involved with our work and help … Continue reading

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School issue of IHBC’ ‘Context’ out: Cultural Connections from Norwich – Clarke, Foyle, Magnus and more: even 7913!

The latest issue of the IHBC’s journal Context has been circulated to members, with the opportunity to review highlights of the IHBC Annual School in Norwich on the topic of ‘Cultural connections: conserving the diversity of place’, which included reports … Continue reading

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LO Mayor: ‘put culture at the forefront of development’

The Mayor of London Boris Johnson has called on developers, planners, local authorities and others responsible for the planning and design of the capital to put culture and creativity at the forefront of their thinking about developments in the city, … Continue reading

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RTPI backs new ‘Faith and planning’ following launch

The Royal Town Planning Institute has backed a new report from the Faith and Place network containing 15 key recommendations for faith groups, planners, developers and local authorities following the launch of the briefing on 15 October. Faith and Place … Continue reading

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Colwyn Bay Pier demolition halted by Welsh Government

An application to demolish Colwyn Bay’s listed Victoria Pier has been refused by the Welsh Government, though an attempt to regain ownership of the pier from a former owner has failed. While Conwy County Borough Council planners granted conditional permission … Continue reading

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Consultation: AHRC arrangements on funding learning (including heritage)

IHBC members with a particular interest in education will be interested to learn that the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) is seeking views on proposals to change the arrangements for funded studentships and Collaborative Doctoral Awards, including those in … Continue reading

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NTS: Just Google to virtually visit Scottish historic landscapes

The National Trust for Scotland (NTS) has teamed up with Google to make street view tours of its famous landmarks and natural estates available to everyone digitally so you can now walk virtually around Glencoe, potter in the historic Inverewe … Continue reading

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Galaxy Hot Chocolate Fund: grant chances for communities

This year a new fund is available from the Galaxy Hot Chocolate Fund, with funding of up to £300 available for community groups (previous award winners include village hall projects and charity groups, why not consider nominating a local heritage … Continue reading

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HES Offer: Subsidised R&M training

Historic Environment Scotland (HES) is offering a programme of subsidised courses in repair and maintenance (R&M) of traditional buildings Historic Environment Scotland (HES) writes: Historic Environment Scotland (formerly Historic Scotland) is offering a series of subsidised demonstration workshops and building … Continue reading

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In the mood for museums? Spooky museums at night

This year over 200 events are taking place over the Halloween weekend as part of ‘Museums at Night’, why not see if there is a historic attraction near you is open if you feel in the need for a historic … Continue reading

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