Who can do what? : Inspired

Hoxton, London, a late Georgian church repaired in 1996,now a beacon for the community.

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Who can do what?

The problems facing historic places of worship can only be solved by a partnership of government, English Heritage, the Christian denominations and other faith groups and, last but not least, the general public. In the following pages we suggest how each of them can play a part in securing a sustainable future for places of worship.

What can Government do?

Give English Heritage the money to help the denominations tackle the problem properly...

What can the public do?

Anyone who cares about the future of these buildings as part of our heritage needs to find out how they can help their local place of worship.

What can denominations and faiths do?

See their historic buildings as real assets to their core mission, rather than as expendable burdens...

What can English Heritage do?

Help the denominations and faiths make their historic buildings fit for purpose for the 21st century....