Salary: 12,038 pa Location: Swindon Part-time, fixed contract until 31 May 2020 Ends: 20th May 2019 The Design Guide is the National Trust’s collection of case studies detailing best practice and lessons learnt from a variety of building and landscape projects across the organisation. The National …

Salary:  £40,000 – £46,000 per annum (dependent upon experience) 37.5 hours per week – Permanent role This is an exciting opportunity to play a leading role in delivering a major programme of conservation works to HMS Victory: capital works are estimated at £35.1million over the …

This Historic Towns and Villages Forum seminar and walking tour will look at how heritage-led regeneration has delivered the newly redeveloped and restored Crescent, Natural Baths and Pump Room in Buxton. The tour will take place on Thursday 23rd May 2019, at the University of Derby, Devonshire …

Join SAVE [Alliance Member] Britain’s Heritage for a special event on 18th May 2019 celebrating the award winning design and architecture of the Jubilee Line Extension stations. Led by former head of heritage at Transport for London, Mike Ashworth, they will visit many of the …

SPAB [Alliance Member] is inviting you to join them on the Scottish/English border for the first of their newly created ‘Humble Heritage’ workshops, a series of hands-on courses that explore and celebrate traditional buildings and the skills that go into creating and repairing them. Over …

Be part of this major annual industry event this October, attended by more than 250 industry professionals. The Theatres Trust’s [Alliance Member] annual conference is the ideal opportunity to have your brand seen by senior people in the theatre sector, and support our mission to …

The IHBC [Alliance Member] will host its regular stand at the Natural Stone Show’s Conservation Area, from 30 April to 2 May, in London’s ExCel, courtesy Historic England, so be sure to visit this free CPD event, while more programme updates are now available. The 13th edition …

Heritage Open Days, the UK’s largest festival of history and culture – is now accepting events to register to take part in 2019. Every year, 1000s of events take place across the country, unlocking their doors and attracting new audiences to their site. This year, …

Historic England provides short training courses as a way of building skills capacity in the heritage sector. It delivers training in the most technical and specialist subjects through the Heritage Practice programme. Historic England is still developing this programme but do continue to look at its …

The Association for Heritage Interpretation Conference 2019 – ‘Truth and Interpretation’’ will take place from 9th to 11th October 2019 at Bedford. The deadline for Call for papers is 29 April 2019. AHI 2019 Discover Heritage Awards (sponsored by NovaDura Ltd)  – Deadline for receipt of entries is 29 April 2019. …

This year AIM National Conference will be held at The National Civil War Centre in Newark, from 20 – 22 June with an optional study tour to The National Holocaust Centre & Museum and Creswell Crags Museum & Heritage Centre on 22 June. The AIM …

Since it launched in 2010 and was revised in 2014, the AIM Economic Impact Toolkit has been downloaded and used by museums across the UK to help them measure the impact they might have on their local economy. Association of Independent Museums [Alliance Member] are asking members …