Heritage Day tickets are selling like hot cakes! Get yours before it's too late 🧁

Would recommend this course for anyone looking to brush up their climate knowledge - funded by Historic England, so incredible value at just £10 to cover the cost of your certificate! Grab a spot today 🦋🍃

Happening today at 11am - come along!

Delighted to be at the National Trust Octavia Hill lecture last night hearing an important provocation from mary beard. Old places are just as important as green spaces in helping us understand 'the now' - how can we reinvigorate heritage & 'loosen up' so everyone benefits? 💪

How to fix culture before it collapses? Here's a good start: 1. Fund local authorities 2. Put the arts back in schools 3. Don't rely on private philanthropy theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Thrilled to have Carole Souter on board with us, an inspiring sector leader and advocate for access to heritage for everyone. Welcome Carole, looking forward to working together! 👏🏻🎉

Back from 2 weeks off and diving straight into general election prep! The THA policy team have been busy while I've been away - check out our new advocacy toolkit with some easy templates & resources to make sure heritage is heard in this election 📢👇theheritagealliance.org.uk/blog/general-e…

As an amateur archaeology enthusiast I can't recommend these two books enough! Fascinating titbits for those of us who love picking up clues in the landscape and being a source of 'fun facts' for our hiking partners. Secret Britain in particular is magical ✨🗝️

Celebrating an amazing 30 years of The Heritage Alliance member Heritage Open Days this evening with the brilliant team at National Trust & the launch of this year’s programme. Get involved here heritageopendays.org.uk Lydia Gibson Francesca Benetti

In advance of tomorrow's #GeneralElection2024, we have published a recording of our Heritage Hustings from #HeritageDay2024 in March. It features representatives from all political parties discussing heritage under any potential government.🏰 Watch here👉youtu.be/K-c1Fw7MejQ

‘War is over, if you want it.’ Yes please from the National Trust. Welcome, ⁦Lisa Nandy MP⁩. theguardian.com/politics/artic…

I'm just a girl. Who works in public affairs. Wishing for a speedy publication of the List of Ministerial Responsibilities (July 2024).

Ok the Lionesses men's team are actually quite good

This is a really nifty resource I wish I'd had when looking for my first job - when I didn't know 'the heritage sector' was what I was looking for! please share it with anyone looking for their next role in our brilliant sector 👷‍♀️👨‍🌾👨‍🎨👩‍💻🧑‍🎓 #loveheritage

A perfect evening to explore the exquisite new needlework exhibition at the ever-lovely ChawtonHouse. Emily's project draws inspiration from the collection, gardens, and stories of female writers interwoven with the history of Chawton 🪡

A brilliant (and popular!) free historical photography exhibition in st Paul's churchyard today - including a panel on London's heritage protection movement before the Ancient Monuments Act. Go and see it if you're in the area! 📸 Brava The London Archives

Exciting news - we're partnering with Creative UK to bring heritage to Labour Conference this year! If you're going, come and hear our panel on how culture & heritage make thriving communities and places - talking identity & inclusion, regeneration, creative growth & more...🌱🤸

The THA team are out and about with our mascot Gwinnie today to appreciate some #localheritage at Christ Church Greyfriars.🐶⛪️ One of Wren's 51 city churches (just like our home, St Martin Ludgate), it was damaged in the blitz and is now a rare green space in the City.

A windy 25 miles from Wareham to Old Harry on the Purbeck Way this weekend 🥾 At half way, Corfe Castle appears on the horizon. At the end the chalk ridge disappears under the sea and pops up again at the Needles - almost a mirror image. Finally an icy paddle at Studland Bay! 🌊

Toured Brixton Windmill as part of #HeritageOpenDays this weekend, a glimpse of Brixton's rural past and London's only surviving windmill. Packed with people keen to discover heritage on their doorstep - I've lived here 3 years and never visited. Heritage constantly surprises!