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HerStories – telling the stories of the suffragettes through the National Heritage List

Posted on 5th July 2018 by Sarah Holloway

The other week I went to a fascinating discussion panel on ‘Sites of Sabotage’ where a speaker from Historic England highlighted their recent work on….

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Waving hello

Posted on 31st May 2018 by Annie Reilly

For our 2018 Unsung Stories commission we had an ambitious vision: a nationally significant but locally engaged project. Not an easy ask but I am delighted to say….

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Introducing… The Arts Society

Posted on 15th May 2018 by Sarah Holloway

(Happy 50th!) This week some friends in the sector are having a birthday bash; so we asked Chief Exec, Florian Schweizer and team to tell us more about their work, their….

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Introducing… Historic Houses*

Posted on 26th April 2018 by Sarah Holloway

*WARNING - these houses contain real people, not just portraits of them! England's heritage is pretty special and wonderfully diverse: it's a….

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Stepping out from the shadows: lesser-known suffrage champions

Posted on 9th February 2018 by Sarah Holloway

Pankhurst and Fawcett are names you’ve probably heard, at school, or in the media this week. But what about Ford, Smyth or Brown? Just some of the other….

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Unseen but unceasing - Women in engineering

Posted on 30th November 2017 by Sarah Holloway

This week I was introduced to the stories of some notable women who helped shape their fields – but also countless others whose names are not recorded. So for them….

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Connecting trees and people

Posted on 28th June 2017 by Guest Writer

Led by the Woodland Trust, more than 70 organisations from across multiple sectors have joined forces to lead society in creating a Charter for Trees, Woods and People….

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Tour de HODs

Posted on 27th April 2017 by Heritage Open Days

Events are a great way to discover amazing places. This year’s Tour de Yorkshire cycle race is an opportunity for the millions of watching spectators to explore….

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Get out to visit heritage places!

Posted on 1st February 2017 by Guest Writer

Did you know that 2017 is the anniversary of the death of Palladian architect James Paine, of independence for India and of the Great Storm of 1987?  Each of these….

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Ring out the bells this Heritage Open Days

Posted on 8th September 2016 by Nicola Graham

Ever wondered who was behind the nostaligic peal of wedding bells? Ever wondered what it would be like to ring one? You can this Heritage Open Days! Tonight, from….

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