Exhilarating day - Condition Mapping Training session at the Roxburgh Project. Our 2nd workshop. Thank you trainees for your enthusiasm, Sue Whittle and Ashish Sharan Lal for your generosity sharing knowledge, CHF and Hamish Ogston Fdn. for funding support.
8 young professionals participated in this one-day Condition Mapping Workshop at the Old Herbarium, AJC Bose Botanic Garden, Kolkata. See our website for photographs taken on the day and for further updates on the Roxburgh project. https://t.co/7LabVg865F
@industrialoid I've bathed in the river by Hodder Place but certainly the College had a very early indoor swimming pool. Sure the College archivist could provide information.
We are seeking to broaden the membership of the Historic Places Panel.
Work with our teams and stakeholders, to listen, share ideas and provide authoritative advice to those working in historic places.
Read more ➡️ https://t.co/gt2e5D56Qq
It's time to make our voices heard.
The planning application to retain the #GreatMusgraveBridge infill is now public.
This video explains why we must OBJECT to @NationalHways vandalism...
https://t.co/UP0vhczkic
Here's the planning link...
https://t.co/4FZfpWHSsa
Please RT.
⚡️WONDERWALL WEDNESDAY ⚡️- Grange-over-Sands Lido, Cumbria 🏊 The only surviving lido in the north of England, the Art Deco pool shut in 1993 and was left vacant for years. @savegrangelido are raising money to restore the site back to its former glory ➡️ https://t.co/Y4qCpwMf67
Out and about this weekend? Take some photos of our important historic sites and Enrich the National Heritage List for England for generations to come. https://t.co/snpqRBWCx9 @HistoricEngland@Calderdale
This major programme, funded by @HamishOgstonFdn, will reduce shortages of entrants into the field, create viable career opportunities and improve the condition of Heritage at Risk sites.
All our thanks go to the Hamish Ogston Foundation for their generous support.
Today, we and @HamishOgstonFdn were delighted to welcome the first cohort of funded apprentices in our joint initiative. We enjoyed a tour of @The_Globe, learning about this fascinating example of heritage building craft skills.
By working together, we can create an even better future for our heritage — so we can all keep enjoying the history on our doorstep.
Find out more ➡️ https://t.co/hN8wRifliX
Heritage craft workers are essential for the protection of our historic landscape.
@DCMS's Culture Recovery Fund is helping to secure the future of specialist craft skills by funding restoration projects across the country.
#HereForCulture#PlanForJobs
This week @HistoricEngland is having a conversation with the nation about what the future of high streets could be at this pivotal moment in their history. So we’re asking you 'What do you love about your high street?' #HighStreetLove#SowerbyBridge@Calderdale