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Binevenagh mountains
The landscape of Binevenagh

News

"Huge" investment for Northern Ireland's heritage

Northern Ireland’s beautiful landscapes are to receive a boost as 11 heritage projects across the country are set to benefit from £5million National Lottery investment.
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News

Survey: tell us how coronavirus (COVID-19) is affecting you

The survey will help us gather information about the immediate and longer-term impact of the pandemic on the heritage sector. Take the survey We will use the information shared with us to help determine how we can support the sector swiftly and in the best ways we can. We’re already in discussion
Ironbridge flooded

Blogs

Living and working in a threatened landscape

Marion Blockley lives and works in the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage site which is recovering from the recent floods. She writes on what we could and should be doing to prepare for next time.
'Absolute Unit' sheep
'Absolute Unit'. Credit: The Museum of English Rural Life, University of Reading

Stories

Using digital in heritage: the 'absolute unit' way

“We had more research interest… more people come to the museum itself… and more money coming in." - Adam Koszary Watch the video to find out more: Adam Koszary is Social Media and Content Editor at the Royal Academy of Arts. He was formerly Digital Lead at The Museum of English Rural Life (The MERL)
William Wordsworth's home
William Wordsworth's home

Stories

Places and poems for valentines

We share three historic sites loved by some of the UK’s most romantic poets this Valentine's Day.
Kati Price
Kati Price

News

Putting digital to work in your heritage organisation

“Digital is a crucial means by which we fulfil our mission and how we engage millions of people” - Kati Price, Head of Digital Media and Publishing at the V&A Watch the video to find out more: Digital Skills for Heritage This week we launched our new Digital Skills for Heritage initiative, which
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News

Check your tech maturity with new Digital Culture Compass tool

Arts Council England and The National Lottery Heritage Fund have launched the Digital Culture Compass, a free toolkit designed to help organisations get the most out of digital. “Heritage organisations can thrive in the digital era, using tech to attract the visitors and support they need.” Josie

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