Furnace Journal – the postgraduate journal of the Ironbridge Institute – Issue 4 out now
Furnace Journal is the postgraduate journal of the Ironbridge International Institute for Cultural Heritage, University of Birmingham. Issue 4 is…
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Intangible Heritage – the stories within the stones: Durham WHS Conference 4-5 November 2016
Help Durham celebrate their 30th Birthday in 2016 For more details download the Conference leaflet and / or contact: Jane Gibson Durham…
Read moreFrom Shropshire to Buenos Aires: Two conference calls from the Ironbridge Institute
Call for Papers – BRIDGE: The Heritage of Connecting Places and Cultures Dates: 6-10 July 2017 Location: Ironbridge Gorge World…
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World Heritage UK 2016 Conference programme update – Initial speakers list revealed – and AGM notice
Image: Penrhyn Castle – evening venue reception. Image from webbaviation.co.uk Dear World Heritage UK supporter, Conference 2016 Please find…
Read moreA new team at DCMS – and World Heritage UK have met the boss
DCMS Changes Since the arrival of Teresa May as Prime Minister there has been a lot of change at Department…
Read moreThe Last Leg(o)! Durham Cathedral’s genius fundraising approach for their Open Treasure exhibition
Last week saw the final brick added to Durham Cathedral in LEGO, marking the end of a successful three-year fundraising…
Read moreDiscover Open Treasure at Durham Cathedral World Heritage Site
Open Treasure is a new world-class exhibition experience now open at the heart of Durham Cathedral. Durham Cathedral has invested…
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The Arts Council is investing £3 million into a new Cultural destinations programme.
The Arts Council is investing £3 million into a new Cultural destinations programme. This may be of interest to World…
Read moreGorham’s Cave Complex is UK’s 30th World Heritage Site
Amidst the current turbulence of Turkey’s political crisis, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee has agreed to the inscription of the…
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‘Why World Heritage Matters’ conference tickets now bookable
The second annual conference of World Heritage UK, will have a unique Welsh flavour. Strong connections to the Castles and…
Read moreManagement Plan Review for Edinburgh WHS
It’s time to review the Management Plan for the Old and New Towns of Edinburgh World Heritage Site. This is…
Read moreMembers Meet at the Giant’s Causeway
“A good time had by all”at the latest World Heritage UK Members Networking Meeting which took place at the Causeway…
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