Saturday 20th October
Regeneration in Conservation Conversation
9.45am - 10.30am
Sarah McLeod
Sarah is currently the Chief Executive of Wentworth Woodhouse and is overseeing a £42 million restoration project at the stately home.
Until 2017 Sarah was CEO of Cromford Mills, leading the £48 million project at the World Heritage Site. She joined the Arkwright Society in 2002 as Administrator for the Phase 1 Heritage Lottery Fund project and over the course of the next 7 years rose to Visitor Services Manager, Assistant Director, Deputy Director and finally was appointed Chief Executive in 2009.
A published writer she has made regular contributions to journals including Interdisciplinary Science Review, Greener Management International and currently writes a monthly column for Derbyshire Life magazine. Sarah makes regular contributions to local BBC Radio as a news commentator and is an active member of ERIH, the European Route of Industrial Heritage, sitting on the UK Steering Group.
11am - 12.30pm
Workshop
01/19 - 01/23
What is the future for conservation areas? With a 36% decrease in local conservation officers since 2006,we will show different communities can play a role in supporting the historic environment and discuss with us and answer the question “what is the future for conservation areas?
From:
Workshop
01/19 - 01/23
Too often planners and architects assume the professionals know best. In this workshop, Charles Campion and RTPI will shows us how involving communities in placemaking on the contrary delivers better, transformative designs that gain community support and much better outcomes.
From:
Workshop
01/19 - 01/23
Click here to add your own content, or connect to data from your collections.
From:
Walking Tour
WORKSHOP: What is the Future of Conservation Areas?
WORKSHOP:
Walking Tour
WORKSHOP: What is the Future of Conservation Areas?
WORKSHOP:
12:30-1.30pm
Lunch and exhibitors
1.30pm - 3pm
Workshop 1
WORKSHOP: Conservation and Regeneration of heritage buildings
Churches Conservation Trust delivers major ‘new use’ projects for churches. Learn how they have been successful in the Civic Voice Awards. They will share skills of working with local people, communities and businesses to deliver extraordinary projects. Join this workshop to see how you can help heritage, conservation and regeneration projects in your local area
Workshop 2
TBC
Walking Tour
WORKSHOP: What is the Future of Conservation Areas?
WORKSHOP:
Workshop 3
TBC
Walking Tour
WORKSHOP: What is the Future of Conservation Areas?
WORKSHOP:
3pm - 3.30pm
Tea and Coffee
3.30pm - 4.30pm
Societies sharing success in sixty minutes
Growing your society
Civic Conservation Audit
Northern Powerhouse (fringe)
Oxford-Cambridge Corridor (fringe)
4.30pm - 4.45pm
Conference plenary
