The National Heritage Protection Plan (NHPP) is being reviewed and they are encouraging people to get involved to help shape future plans. The note below gives more information on how to get involved and a workshop that is being held in Reading on 28th April.
If you have never even heard of this plan - now is the chance for you to have a big input into what it is/how it works and most importantly how money in the heritage sector is spent!!! The plan aims to be a framework for the work of the Heritage Sector and the future business plan of Historic England will be based upon its priorities.
We really want to hear views from across the heritage sector to ensure the plan truly reflects the voice of heritage today so please come along and tell us what the priorities for heritage should be. Information on the current NHPP can be found here http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/professional/protection/national-heritage-protection-plan/all-about-NHPP/ so please have a look and then join us at one of our workshops.
The South East workshops are as follows: Gatwick - Friday 25th April and Reading - Monday 28th April. The morning will include the NHPP consultation session and after lunch (which is provided free of charge) there will be a number of speakers from English Heritage on current updates.
To register please click on the following link - http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/events-organised-by-english-heritage-and-jura-consultants-for-the-national-heritage-protection-plan-consultation-2014-6070009705
If you can't join us for a workshop you can fill out an online consultation form https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/NHPPReview
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