Our Specialist Committees, served by our members, undertake much of the work of ICOMOS-UK. Some members represent the UK on ICOMOS International Scientific Committees.
If you are a member of ICOMOS-UK and are interested in joining a Specialist Committee, please apply in writing to Susan Denyer (Secretary, ICOMOS-UK) or the Chair of the committee you are interested in.
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Specialist Committees
The Executive Committee of honorary officers, Chairs of Specialists Committees and a maximum of 15 elected / co-opted members who serve for three-year terms. The Executive Committee acts as the Trustees of ICOMOS-UK.
Cultural Landscapes and Historic Gardens Committee
The Cultural Landscapes and Historic Gardens Committee takes a particular interest in the cultural landscape dimension to World Heritage sites. It seeks to raise awareness and understanding of their relevance and significance, including by means of conferences and papers. The committee
develops and promotes good practice in the recognition of urban and rural cultural areas both in the UK and abroad.
The Cultural Tourism Committee aims to foster an understanding of the nature and significance of cultural tourism in sustaining cultural heritage within communities, focusing on raising awareness of the political, social and economic impacts and opportunities of cultural tourism. The committee also promotes the ICOMOS International Guidelines on Cultural Tourism (PDF) throughout the UK.
Education and Training Committee
The Education and Training Committee provides a platform and facilitates debate on the changing needs of education and training in the broader field of conservation with an international perspective, particularly with reference to the ICOMOS International Guidelines on Education and Training in the Conservation of Monuments, Ensembles and Sites. It seeks to sustain a collaborative dialogue with education and training providers, students and trainers.
The Public Affairs Committee is responsible for publicising the work of ICOMOS-UK and foster public interest in its work. It seeks to sustain and enhance the level of ICOMOS-UK membership, and ensure that members are kept informed of activities. The Committee also plays an important role in seeking sponsorship and funding for the work of ICOMOS-UK.
The World Heritage Committee aims to be the focus of World Heritage activity within ICOMOS-UK. Its work includes assisting, when requested, the States Party in the compilation of tentative lists, nominations for inscriptions, management plans and monitoring reports. It also advises ICOMOS International and UNESCO, via the Secretary, on all matters relating to World Heritage in the UK.
People
Patron
HRH The Duke of Gloucester
President
The Rt Hon Lord Hankey
Vice Presidents
James Simpson (Vice-President Scotland)
Eurwyn Wilian (Vice-President Wales)
Mansell Jagger (Vice-President England)
Secretariat
Secretary
Susan Denyer (also Secretary to the Trustees of INTACH-UK and ICOMOS World Heritage Advisor)
Office Manager
Rikke Osterlund
Events Co-ordinator
Camilla Massara
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In Merksplas (Belgium) we have a rich history of WW-II. We have a monument foor corp Harper who received the Victoria Cross for his courage. He died when he took command over the bataljon to force a breaktrough the German line in Merksplas. Behind the monument is an old “quarantaine” barn which was a provisary military hospital drung the war. This is a historic building which we want te restaurate and maybe use as an info point for WW-II. The mayor of Hatfield (a village in GB which we have a lot of contact with) told us there is a trust in England which offer aid to such WW-II related monuments and building, but he did not remember the name. Maybe you know more (name or other possibilities)?
Thank you in advance
Erwin van Boxel
communication officer
village of Merksplas (Belgium)