£26,658 pro rata (18 hrs p/wk, 12 month FTC) Temporary Location: The Engine House, Swindon, SN2 2EH but other locations would be considered Using your experience working in the historic environment you will join a team dedicated to providing high quality training for the heritage …

We are looking for a co-chair to lead on our learning and skills advocacy group. The co-chair would help set the agenda and would chair the meetings of Alliance members in London around 3 times a year. The group promotes the opportunity for Heritage Alliance …

Full‐time post based on 35 hours per week with a salary of c.£27,000 per annum depending on experience. Location: Victoria, London Purpose: To support the work of the Patrimony Committee of the Bishops’ Conference in all areas of its work to promote the care and …

The Government’s industrial strategy calls for sectors to pitch for a deal. The Alliance is currently working with others on a heritage sector deal. Visit Britain has launched a consultation to support a new sector deal for tourism. The tourism deal will focus on: • …

DCMS is reviewing its statistical outputs including the Taking Part Survey, DCMS Sector Economic Estimates and the Community Life Survey to meet the growing demand for analysis to inform policy decisions. These proposals are set out in its statistical work plan. Of particular interest to …

DCMS has launched their online discussion portal and want as many people as possible to engage with it. A change in Ministerial portfolios within the Department means this project is being led by the newly appointed Arts Minister, John Glen MP, with support from Matt …

Historic England is carrying out a review of its online advice and guidance to find out if the right information is being provided to the right people in the most effective way. The findings will help to inform future improvements to the content and delivery …

The Town and Country Planning Association (TCPA)’s Raynsford review of planning has issued a call for evidence. The review aims to identify how the Government can reform the planning system to make it fairer, better resourced and capable of tackling the major challenges which confront …

Twelve grants of between £500,000 and £1m have been allocated to projects across the UK that will involve more young people in heritage. The grants have been awarded through Kick the Dust, HLF’s [Alliance affiliate member] pioneering new funding programme. John Glen, Minister for Arts, …

Every time members buy Co-op own-branded products and services, 1% of what they spend goes into the fund to be shared amongst local causes. Applications for the fund are now open until the 8th August. The selected causes will then be live for 11 months …

Culture& [Alliance member] works to open up who makes and enjoys arts and heritage and is crowdfunding support for its New Museum School project. The School builds on a previous HLF funded Skills for the Future programme which has trained nearly 90 young people from …

This interactive webinar on how the heritage sector can engage the mainstream public on climate change includes Alliance members the National Trust and the International National Trusts. The webinar will look at how can we use our resources and skills to play a useful, educational …