Category: Outreach

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TripAdvisor: Rate or Slate?

Posted on 8th May 2013 by Ruth Webb

TripAdvisor. Love it? Hate it? Read it? Rant about it? Whatever you may feel about it, TripAdvisor is an…

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Goosebumps intended part II: Making the most of your Halloween visit

Posted on 29th October 2012 by Tim Prevett

Halloween is almost upon us! Many will use this time as an opportunity for creepy family fun, others for a bit of…

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Let the kids take over your place… for one day at least

Posted on 24th October 2012 by Dea Birkett

If you venture into a historic house, heritage site, museum or visitor attraction on Friday 23rd November,…

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Goose bumps intended: making the most of Halloween at your property

Posted on 3rd October 2012 by Tim Prevett

Castles, historic homes, grand houses, factories, atmospheric ruins, all have echoes of centuries past, lives…

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How Oxford Open Doors involves young people

Posted on 4th September 2012 by Lauren Schofield

Last year a quarter of our visits to Oxford Preservation Trust’s Oxford Open Doors were made by under 24s…

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Creative Landscapes Resources go online: Top tips and toolkits on access and heritage

Posted on 9th July 2012 by Esther Gill

Creative Landscapes is coming to an end. As the doors close on Heritage Open Days this year, as the pink banners…

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Disability in Time and Place: English Heritage explores disability history

Posted on 18th June 2012 by Rosie Sherrington

In November this year, English Heritage is to launch its new web pages charting the history of disabled people and…

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Reaching new audiences

Posted on 30th April 2012 by Zoe Potter

Let’s face it, we’d all like to reach further a field for new audiences and supporters. But how…

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How to recruit new volunteers

Posted on 27th February 2012 by Lucie Thacker

People who volunteer do so because they believe in the cause they choose to support with their time and effort. If…

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Children are the future

Posted on 20th February 2012 by Zoe Potter

Yes, that old cliché. Children are the visitors of the future, the supporters of the future, the members of…

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