The Nottingham City Heritage Partnership will be launched on Saturday 26th November at the Council House Ballroom, Old Market Square, Nottingham. The Partnership will be formed from a network of community, private and public organisations across the city with an interest in Nottingham’s heritage; which includes historic buildings, caves and buried archaeology, historic green spaces and the traditions and customs that add to the shared story of the city. The Partnership will be a forum where skills, experience and resources can be shared and combined.
If you would like to help shape the future of Nottingham’s Heritage through improving our understanding of heritage, through projects to capitalise on our past or help to celebrate and promote the historic environment in the city then come along to this free event and have your say. The event will include speakers, workshops and networking opportunities so that we can share the great experience and knowledge available in the city to help safeguard the future of our heritage.
Programme
- 9.30 Registration
- 10.0 Welcome to the day – Cllr Nick McDonald
- 10.15 Setting the Scene –John Beckett
- 10.40 Creative Regeneration in the Lace Market –Kathy McArdle
- 11.0 Q&A
- 11.10 Tea
- 11.30 Local List – Alice Ullathorne and Ian Wells
- 11.50 Workshop 1 – Heritage and Identity in Nottingham – North, Central, South – enriching the local list
- 12.30 Lunch
- 2.0 Nottingham Heritage Strategy and Partnership – Peter Ellis
- 2.15 Nottingham Projects – 3 Nottingham Projects – Malt Cross, Friends of Nottingham Museums, Mapping Nottingham’s Identity
- 2.45 Tea
- 3.15 Workshop 2 – Working Together – Shaping the Heritage Strategy and Partnership
- 3.45 Next Steps –Year 2 Action Plan
- 4.00 Closing Remarks – Sheriff of Nottingham
Booking will be through an EventBrite website which is live now at www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/nottingham-heritage-partnership-launch-tickets-27928281241
More information about Nottingham City Heritage Strategy is available at:
www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/article/30396/Nottingham-Heritage-Strategy
www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/planning-and-building-control/nottingham-heritage-stategy/