Heritage Counts 2007

Terrace Houses in Wood Green

Terrace Houses in Wood Green
Terrace Houses, Wood Green
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What is Heritage Counts?

Heritage Counts 2008 is the seventh annual survey of the state of England’s historic environment. This year’s report includes a focus on the challenges facing the historic environment as a result of climate change.

Alongside the national report are nine regional reports which provide further detail on the state of the historic environment in each of England’s regions.

Heritage Counts provides decision-makers with the data and information they need to make informed choices about the historic environment. It also highlights any key changes in the sector over the past year. The national report contains information on:

  • Historic assets
  • Historic assets at risk
  • Planning consents
  • Funding in the historic sector
  • Employment and skills
  • Economic and social benefits (participation, volunteering, education, regeneration, community cohesion)

Heritage Counts is prepared by English Heritage on behalf of the Historic Environment Review Executive Committee and the Regional Historic Environment Forums.

Copies of this year’s report can be downloaded as a PDF file. If you do not have access to Adobe Acrobat Viewer, you can donwload a free copy at Adobe Acrobat Reader. Hard copies of Heritage Counts 2008 can be ordered from English Heritage Customer Services on 0870 333 1181.

Previous Heritage Counts reports can be downloaded from the Report Section

We welcome comments on any aspect of Heritage Counts 2008. Responses can be made by contacting Laura Clayton, Project Manager laura.clayton@english-heritage.org.uk or by using the Contact Us button

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