DCMS Inquiry: Protecting Built Heritage
We’ve responded to the recent DCMS inquiry on Protecting Built Heritage, the response is posted in the ‘what we’ve said‘ archive as usual, and linked below for your convenience.
London Forum commented on the need for funding for English Heritage and Historic England, the importance of grants from the Heritage Lottery Fund and the deployment of enough skilled heritage practitioners.
English Heritage’s future
English Heritage has been reviewing its structure and has developed a series of proposals that will allow the charity to meet the opportunities and challenges of the next few years from a position of strength. The document explains the challenges and likely actions.
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