Historic England - Championing Englands heritage | Historic England

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Web Name: Historic England - Championing Englands heritage | Historic England

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Our website works best with the latest version of the browsers below, unfortunately your browser is not supported. Using an old browser means that some parts of our website might not work correctly. By using this website, you consent to cookies being used in accordance with our Cookie Policy. Find out about listed buildings and other protected sites, and search the National Heritage List for England (NHLE). Find out about listing Water Chute at Wicksteed Park, Kettering See the list entry Historic England DP188049 See our extensive range of expert advice to help you care for and protect historic places. Get our advice King s Cross, York Road, London. Kay Andrews, Paddy Pugh and Joyce Bridges on a guided tour. Explore our images We carry out and fund high-quality applied research to support the protection and management of the historic environment. Discover our research View of the Priddy Nine Barrows, Priddy, Wells, Somerset. Recorded as part of a research project to enhance the understanding and protection of the Mendip Hills. Explore our images Historic England, James O. Davies. Historic England holds an extensive range of publications and historic collections in its public archive covering the historic environment. Browse our collections Bexhill, East Sussex. Exterior view of the De La Warr Pavilion from the south-east 2006. Historic England DP073062 Explore our images Find out about services offered by Historic England for funding, planning, education and research, as well as training and skill development. Learn about our services Excavation at the summit of the hill, Silbury tunnel excavation, Silbury Hill, Wiltshire. Historic England DP054580. Explore the many ways you can help to support the incredibly rich and varied heritage. Get involved in heritage Archaeological salvage of a First World War motor launch undertaken by Museum of London Archaeology and volunteers on 4 June 2015 at B.J. Woods boat yard at Isleworth on the Thames. Historic England Read about our current news, projects, campaigns, listing work and keep up with the latest applied research and historic environment’s hot topics. Catch up with what s new Detail of staircase on the Dorset Estate, Diss Street, Tower Hamlets, London Explore our images Heritage should be for everyone Our heritage and our built environment should be a source of knowledge and understanding for everyone.We condemn racism in any form. We are committed to inclusion, diversity and equality of opportunity in all of our work - but we know that we, and the heritage sector, have a long way to go.We will work to ensure that Black lives, past and present, are fully recognised as part of our nation’s history, and our sector’s future.Read our full statement The Slave Trade and Abolition Black people have been part of British history since Roman times. They worked as servants, musicians, trades people and businessmen. Some, but not all, were enslaved. Britain's involvement in the slave trade was most active from the late 16th to early 19th centuries. The buildings and memorials around us tell us about those who grew wealthy on this trade in human lives, as well as those who campaigned to end slavery. These people, from a range of backgrounds, all left their mark on history. Learn more 6 Places That Tell Stories of the Windrush Generation The arrival of the Windrush generation in 1948 marked the dawn of modern multicultural Britain. On the Heritage Calling blog we take a look at their story through six important locations in England. Read the blog Heritage Online Debate: Workplace Diversity What are the challenges and also opportunities for the heritage sector to embracing diversity and creating inclusive places to work? To start this debate, we have asked a number of prominent people to write their thoughts. Why is a Diverse Workplace Essential? Connecting People and Places Historic England and the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust want to inspire young people from Black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds to pursue a career in architecture. Students researched buildings that have significant importance for members of the BAME community. They found out how these places and buildings have shaped history and added value to their individual communities. Explore their research Mapping 100 Years of Black and Asian History Between 1918 and 2018 there has been enormous global change and waves of migration. The century has seen black and Asian people influence England's culture, industry, economy, and national life as never before.'Another England' followed the histories of people arriving from countries in Africa, South and East Asia and the Caribbean. The project explores the reasons people came, including two world wars and established colonial and trade links. Discover Another England Enrich the List The List has over 400,000 entries: tower blocks and tombstones, barrows and bunkers, palaces and pigsties, plague crosses and piers, cathedrals, windmills and rollercoasters.Many places on the List are well-known and even world-famous. But in some cases there is much that remains unknown.We invite you to share your knowledge and pictures of listed places, so we can record important facts, and even unlock the secrets of some places. Find out how to make your contribution Find Historic Places Near You The map search for the National Heritage List for England is the easiest way to find historic places near you. Impact of Coronavirus on Historic England and the Heritage Sector Coronavirus may affect some of our services but we are committed to providing support for heritage throughout this challenging time.Learn about advice and grants available400,000 of the Most Historically and Architecturally Significant Places in EnglandThe most important historic places in England are listed. The List includes buildings, battlefields, monuments, parks, gardens, shipwrecks and more. 42 Brushfield Street, London Borough of Tower Hamlets. Photo contributed to Enrich the List by Duncan McCallum Duncan McCallum See the list entry Pre-First World War German Battleship and Memorial Granted Protection 5 June 2020 Protection granted for SMS Grosser Kurf rst , which sank in 1878 and a Folkestone memorial commemorating the men who lost their lives. Read more Picturing Lockdown Collection: 200 New Images Revealed After Exceptional Response to Historic England’s Public Call Out 2 June 2020 These unique responses have formed a visual record in Historic England’s Archive, which will help us shape what we remember about this time. Read more Ancient Burial Mounds in London’s Richmond Park Protected 31 May 2020 King Henry VIII’s Mound along with a second site in the Royal Park have been protected due to their national archaeological and historic importance. Read more

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