Art & Culture
Online / Virtual
Event
Diversity, authenticity, regeneration: Delivering the High Street recovery
Heritage Trust Network
Cost:
£5.98 (Free for Heritage Trust Network members)
How historic buildings and streetscapes can play a key role in reviving village, town and city centres in Northern Ireland (online event)
Join us for this online event to find out how historic buildings and streetscapes can play a key role in reviving Northern Ireland's villages, towns and cities.
Speakers:
- Iain Greenway, Director of Historic Environment Division, Department for Communities
- David Tittle, Chief Executive of the Heritage Trust Network
- Jonathan Porter, Programme Manager for the Belfast Region City Deal at Carrickfergus
- Executive Director Alison Blayney and Tracy Harrison, Childcare Manager, Kilcooley Women's Centre
- Derek Browne – Rathfriland and District Regeneration Company
- Charlie Fisher, Programme Manager, Development Trusts Northern Ireland
- Rita Harkin, Support Officer for Northern Ireland, Architectural Heritage Fund
Attendees will leave the event with:
- An understanding of the particular role that historic buildings can play in regenerating high streets
- An understanding of the benefits of community-led regeneration of historic high streets
- An awareness of how local authorities, businesses, social enterprises and community organisations can work together to bring about high street regeneration
- An awareness of different examples of historic high street regeneration in other parts of the UK
Sector:
- Community development
- Environment and Built Heritage
Date and Time
- -
Location
UK Head Office address:
13-15 Fleet Street
Birmingham
B3 1JP
United Kingdom
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Diversity, authenticity, regeneration: Delivering the High Street recovery
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