We’re moving🏡!
Starting 31st March HE Midlands will officially be tweeting via @HistoricEngland. Follow us over on the national page to stay up to date with our regional news.
Questions?➡️ https://t.co/uwdFHamTeO
Congratulations to Wigley Primary School Chesterfield for their Heritage Schools Award @HistoricEngland@HE_Midlands . With the help of their local community they collected stories from their locality which were made into a film and book which will be treasured for a long time.
Historic England worked with @warkspolice to help secure a conviction for illegal metal detecting. These crimes have consequences, depriving the public of important historical material and causing damage to protected sites.
https://t.co/5ZZy7o5P15
With @cllrjimoboyle and @cllrdavidwelsh Cabinet members of Coventry City Council to see amazing restoration of Coventry’s mediaeval Guildhall, here in the historic kitchens.
Congratulations to Penny Acres Primary School, Holmesfield for achieving your Heritage Schools Award. From Spanish Flu, to Belguim refugees to Victorian Gothic writers, to name but a few, you really explored the story of your locality! @HistoricEngland
Healthy peatlands can play a role in tackling climate change and are a rich natural and historic resource.
Find out more in our latest research magazine ⬇️ https://t.co/3PaGzoL92e
Celebrated ceramicist Clarice Cliff's story takes centre stage in the film The Colour Room. A great excuse to look at archive images from the Potteries, where she launched her ground-breaking Bizarre range.
https://t.co/sOcQzSdxdj
@ClariceCliffCom#ceramics#artdeco
Congratulations to @KrishnaAvantiPS#Leicester
Their school is a beautiful building with many original features and a long and fascinating history. Thanks to the hard work and enthusiasm of their teachers, their pupils now explore different aspect of that history from year 1-6
We've been out and about in Boston with our #InnsOnTheEdge project. You can follow our journey and share your memories of the historic pubs we visit here 👇 @HE_Midlands https://t.co/gfWGZbrubP
Eleanor Coade successfully adapted a secret formula to manufacture an elegant artificial stone.
This ‘Coade stone’ became widely used in some of the country’s finest buildings, sculptures and monuments.
Read more ⬇️ https://t.co/SdUj3zyDYS
Personal grooming was important to the Romans. These tweezers from #Richborough date to the 1st-2nd century and would have been part of a toilet set that included a nail cleaner and an ear scoop. #FindsFriday@EnglishHeritage@HistoricEngland
Historic England and @CoventryBID, in partnership with @Coventry2021, have launched the new Reflections programme as part of the city's #TheShowWindows series.
The new artwork by @echodeltamoon takes over windows in the city centre.
Find out more ➡️ https://t.co/NyYaBGTJAK