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Restoring communities: saving heritage

The Giles Shirley Hall in Bromborough Pool Village, Wirral / © Autism Together

All over the UK, thousands of people are building local pride and identity, restoring landscapes, creating jobs, workplaces, visitor attractions, educational facilities, arts venues … and also saving old buildings.

Heritage Network is their Network.

Young people supporting the Network's annual conference / © ??
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Network enables young people to claim place in heritage
Exterior of St Matthew's church / © Autism Together
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Delegates at the 2025 conference / © Col Morley
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Digital Hero at work at the Network's annual conference / © Damien Wootten
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Our impact

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Our impact

1000+

Members

90+

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1500+

People participating

150+

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Latest news from the Network

Side by side images of the pin factory before and after the restoration.

Before and after: historic pin factory building gets smart new makeover

Exterior of Llangiwg Church

Conservation project completed at Llangiwg Church, Pontardawe, Neath Port Talbot

Tom Brigden stands with Rhona Brett in front of a stone wall.

Project team to lead on Baguley Hall revival

Large waves crash against a stone jetty whilst a person looks on.

Historic England announce new 2026 Programme of Carbon Reduction Webinars and Decarbonisation Resources

Silversmith Rebecca Joselyn is pictured in Wentworth Woodhouse’s majestic Marble Saloon with the Be More Julie collection.

Just Julie’s Bag! Sheffield silversmith links with Wentworth Woodhouse to launch collection memory of Dame Julie Kenny

Children use surveying tools to discover the village.

Prehistoric Village Discovered in Glasgow by Community Volunteers and Schoolchildren

A colourful wall with painted band names on it with a drum kit and amp in front of it.

Reflections on Beatles' Heritage in Liverpool

Women print colourful images on a long strip of paper.

Heritage Network News

Heritage Network Impact 2026: Latest report on community-led heritage regeneration launched

School children sit on the ground in front of the mausoleum.

Spectacular Mausoleum of Victorian ‘Hajji’ and his explorer wife re-opens after 70 Years

A woman wearing a white coat holds a paper sack of flour.

Baptism by Fire: Local Milling Matters

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Heritage Network News

Grant from National Lottery Heritage Fund to transform support for community heritage

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Nantgarw China Works receive Postcode Community Trust Funding

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