Search results

How apprenticeships are changing

Nick Randell, Programme Manager and Policy Adviser, Skills

Blogs

28/04/2016

How apprenticeships are changing Nick Randell, Programme Manager and Policy Adviser, Skills 28/04/2016 Nick Randell, Programme Manager and Policy Adviser, Skills Nick Randell explains the proposed changes to the delivery and funding of apprenticeships. …

Discovering the history of Shakespeare’s Schoolroom and Guildhall

A man wearing Shakespearean costume at the Guildhall

Shakespeare's Schoolroom in Stratford-upon-Avon

News

25/04/2016

Discovering the history of Shakespeare’s Schoolroom and Guildhall Shakespeare's Schoolroom in Stratford-upon-Avon 25/04/2016 Following a £1.8million restoration made possible by National Lottery players, Shakespeare’s Schoolroom and Guildhall in …

Celebrating Shakespeare 400 in Stratford

Outside view of the Guildhall at King Edward VI School in Stratford

The timbered 15th-century Guildhall at King Edward VI School

News

22/04/2016

Celebrating Shakespeare 400 in Stratford The timbered 15th-century Guildhall at King Edward VI School 22/04/2016 2016 marks the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare, one of Britain's most important playwrights and an extraordinary figure …

Views needed for future of our parks

News

19/04/2016

Views needed for future of our parks 19/04/2016 We’re calling on park managers and community groups to let us know what is happening in their parks, as we get ready for our second State of Parks report. Parks and how they are used and funded have been …

Surrey First World War website launched

A collection of documents relating to Surrey during the First World War

News

15/04/2016

Surrey First World War website launched A collection of documents relating to Surrey during the First World War 15/04/2016 Surrey Heritage has launched a new website to document the experiences of Surrey residents during the First World War - both on the …

Primary school class helps bring river to life

Schoolchildren at St Mary's Primary School inspect the young fish

News

14/04/2016

Primary school class helps bring river to life Schoolchildren at St Mary's Primary School inspect the young fish 14/04/2016 Primary school children in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, are taking part in a unique classroom project to restore the …

Schoolchildren help local river life thanks to National Lottery players

A boy holds a fish in the Ballinderry River

Getting to grips with the wildlife in Ballinderry River

News

14/04/2016

Schoolchildren help local river life thanks to National Lottery players Getting to grips with the wildlife in Ballinderry River 14/04/2016 A classroom project to restore the Ballinderry River is reconnecting young people with Northern Ireland’s glorious …

How to involve young people in heritage

Kurt Barling, Professor of Journalism at Middlesex University

Blogs

12/04/2016

How to involve young people in heritage Kurt Barling, Professor of Journalism at Middlesex University 12/04/2016 Kurt Barling, Professor of Journalism at Middlesex University Engaging young people in heritage can often be a challenge. Middlesex University …

Work begins on the main Crescent building in Buxton

The Crescent building in Buxton, Derbyshire

The Grade I listed Crescent building in Buxton, Derbyshire

News

27/04/2016

Work begins on the main Crescent building in Buxton The Grade I listed Crescent building in Buxton, Derbyshire 27/04/2016 Today is the biggest day in the recent history of Buxton’s Georgian Crescent, as the main contract work to restore the building …

Five ways to save your heritage

Mervyn Allcock, General Manager of the Barrow Hill Engine Shed Society

Blogs

07/04/2016

Five ways to save your heritage Mervyn Allcock, General Manager of the Barrow Hill Engine Shed Society 07/04/2016 Mervyn Allcock, General Manager of the Barrow Hill Engine Shed Society Wanting to save a piece of your local heritage is just the first …

Keep up-to-date

Sign up to our newsletter and never miss out on another story!