Course/Professional Development 22 March 2010, Oxford Cultural World Heritage Sites are incredibly diverse, ranging from individual monuments and sites, such as Stonehenge and Avebury, to historic areas and cities such as Bath, Liverpool and Edinburgh. The defining characteristic that links all cultural World Heritage Sites is that the asset or property must be recognised as [...]
Wednesday 24 February 2010 – Museum of Iron, Coalbrookdale, Telford Tuesday 2 March 2010 – Civic Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne A 1-day event aimed at people involved in the planning system within World Heritage Sites, including Planners, Conservation Officers, WHS Co-ordinators and Councillors. The event, which is being held at two alternative venues, has been [...]
21st January 2010 Chester Grosvenor Hotel & Spa, Chester The aim of the conference is to consider the threat to the UK’s unique heritage from fire and other such incidents and is a must attend for anyone who is involved with Fire Protection or the restoration and preservation of heritage buildings. The conference will involve [...]
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