Click on the links below to access presentations or scroll down for a selection of workshop photos. Introduction to BRICK, 11 May 2016 Rosie Fraser from The Prince’s Regeneration Trust introduces the BRICK Education programme and explains the support available to those working on built heritage project Totnes Community Development Society, 11 May 2016 Anna […]
There were some fantastic speakers and great debates at the industrial heritage conference on the 1 and 2 of December 2015. Here are ten quotes that really capture the mood. “We know industrial heritage is very popular, and is immensely important for national and regional identity. Although finding new uses for industrial heritage buildings can […]
1. Industrial heritage buildings have a strong connection to local communities’ sense of identity and pride. Derelict industrial heritage buildings can hit the morale of a community hard, but their revival can be a massive opportunity for revived civic pride. 2. Industrial heritage buildings can help cities attract young wealth creators, particularly in the tech […]
During our wildly successful industrial heritage conference last week, inspiring heritage-related conversations flowed throughout the room and onto the internet with energized delegates tweeting about their experiences. Checkout these tweets for glimpses into two intense days of heritage learning. 1. Getting ready for #ihcuk15 today in #Manchester w/ @heritagelottery & @historicengland @ihcuk15 pic.twitter.com/OhPYNBbJwu — Prince’s […]
We’ve just returned from a fantastic two-day conference on Industrial Heritage that the Prince’s Regeneration Trust organised in partnership with Heritage Lottery Fund and Historic England. We’ll be adding the materials to our website shortly, but in the meantime we wanted to share some inspirational videos from a handful of the projects we heard about […]
The House Mill at Three Mills, London, England The House Mill is a Grade 1 listed, 18th-century tidal mill set in Bormley-By-Bow, a beautiful riverside location in the heart of London’s East End. Originally built in 1776 on a pre-Domesday site, the building is the world’s largest existing tidal mill, which houses four waterwheels that […]
Laura Norris, Deputy Director of Operations at The Prince’s Regeneration Trust, provides guidance for developing and maintaining the strong governance needed for your heritage regeneration project. Tags: Governance, Board, Ambassadors, Friends, Building your team
By Mike Walton from Middlewich Heritage Trust The Middlewich Heritage Trust was established to preserve and promote the heritage of Middlewich as a resource for the benefit of the residents and of the wider public. Its first priority is the preservation and renovation of Murgatroyd’s Brine Pump. Middlewich has a history of salt production dating back […]
1. Maryhill Burgh Halls, Glasgow, Scotland One of Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust’s greatest strengths has been their creativity in engaging the local community with their project. From hosting heritage trail days and traditional skills workshops to involving local people in the design for building’s stain glass windows, the Trust has succeeded in helping locals become […]
