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Discovery visits in east England

Explore and discover the secret heritage of Tower Hamlets

Sites with easy access

Easy Access to Historic Buildings [Word]

The United Kingdom’s historic parks, gardens and landscapes are valued for their beauty, diversity and historical significance. Millions of people visit them every year but many others feel unwelcome and unable to enjoy these special places. Improving access is one key to a wider understanding, valuing, caring and enjoyment of historic landscapes.

Economic Social and Cultural Impact Assessment of Heritage in the North East

Edgehill

A guide to outline the selection criteria used when designating buildings associated with an educational use.

Conservation Bulletin

Education Volunteer Newsletter Volume 2

Education Volunteer Newsletter Volume 3

Issue 1 of Education Volunteer News

Annex – Annotated Bibliography of Heritage Valuation Studies, July 2005. The scope for using results of valuation studies in the appraisal and assessment of heritage-related projects and programmes.

The scope for using results of valuation studies in the appraisal and assessment of heritage-related projects and programmes.

The scope for using results of valuation studies in the appraisal and assessment of heritage-related projects and programmes.

Egglestone Abbey Archaeological Investigation Report to download

English Heritage Research Agenda

English Heritage response to the PPS 15 Consultation

EH Sites Open All Year 2009

Finalising English Heritage’s policy statement on golf in historic parks and landscapes

Finalising English Heritage’s policy statement on golf in historic parks and landscapes

Finalising English Heritage’s policy statement on golf in historic parks and landscapes

Finalising English Heritage’s policy statement on golf in historic parks and landscapes

EHAC Agenda April 2009

EHAC Agenda Jan 2009

EHAC Agenda July 2009

EHAC Agenda June 2009

EHAC Agenda March 2009

EHAC agenda Nov 08

EHAC Agenda Oct 08

EHAC Agenda Sept 08

EHAC agenda September 2009

English Heritage Advisory Committee Index of Minutes 2003 onwards

EHAC Minutes July 08

EHAC 29 July 2009 minutes

EHAC 43rd - 21 January 2009 - Agenda item 2: Open Minutes of the Meeting held on 26 November 2008

EHAC Minutes Oct 08

EHAC Minutes Sept 08

EHAC Minutes September 2009

EHAC open minutes April 2009

January 2009 EHAC minutes

EHAC 47th - 29 July 2009 - Agenda item 2: Open Minutes of the Meeting held on 17 June 2009

EHAC Open Minutes March 2009

EHAC Post Meeting Addendum March 2005

EHAC Terms of Reference

EH Historical Review 2007 Sample Spread

EH Historical Review 2007 Sample Spread

EH Historical Review 2007 Sample Spread

Eltham Palace and Gardens property leaflet

Eltham Palace and Gardens Group Booking Form

Information for teachers planning an educational group visit

Supplier list for hospitality events at Eltham Palace including caterers, lighting and AV suppliers and florists

Eltham Palace Teachers Kit consists of photocopiable teaching resource: history, site plan & tour, teaching approaches, site photos, details of how to visit and support resource information

Employee Benefits

Policy statement and practical guidance to planning authorities on the assessment of applications

The guidance now concentrates on those areas of practice that are particular to enabling development (and by extension other proposals where financial viability is a key issue), rather than common to most proposals affecting significant places, on which other guidance is now available.

Consultation draft of the updated Policy Statement and Practical Guide to Assessment: Enabling Development and the conservation of heritage assets

Consultation draft of the updated Policy Statement and Practical Guide to Assessment: Enabling Development and the conservation of heritage assets

Enchantment by Kirsty Ferry - Overall winner of the Belsay Hall Pure Inspiration story competition

Energy crops and the historic environment

Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) assess the likely energy performance of homes. They rely on making generalised assumptions about all homes, using as their basis standard, usually modern, methods and materials of construction. Little allowance is therefore made for the way historic and traditional homes are built and perform. They should therefore be applied with caution.

England’s 200-year-old network of inland canals and rivers is experiencing a renaissance. Derelict and often forgotten waterways have been rediscovered and are used today more than at the height of the industrial revolution, in ways that the great canal engineers of the 18th and 19th century could never have envisaged.

England's Heritage Your Heritage - large print version

England's Shipping

England's Shipping

England's Shipping

England's Shipping

England's Shipping

England's Shipping

Article published in Conservation Bulletin 42, March 2002, by Adrian Olivier

English Heritage and Ordnance Survey GIS Case Study: Accessing and sharing heritage data using webGIS.

I am pleased to present English Heritage's Annual Report and Accounts.This report contains our statement of accounts for 2002/03 and shows our performance against the targets we agreed with our sponsoring government department, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.The analysis is enhanced by our key facts section, which highlights a selection of our achievements during 2002/03.

It gives me pleasure to present the English Heritage Annual Report and Accounts 2003/04.This report contains our statement of accounts for the year and highlights our performance against targets agreed with our sponsoring department, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), and, for the first time, with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM) and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). The analysis is enhanced by our key facts section which highlights some of English Heritage's achievements in the past year.

I am pleased to present English Heritage's Annual Report and Accounts.This report contains our statement of accounts for 2004/05 and highlights our performance against the targets we agreed with our sponsoring department, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM) and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).

English Heritage Annual Report & Accounts 2005/06

English Heritage Annual Report & Accounts 2006/07

English Heritage Annual Report & Accounts 2007/08

English Heritage Annual Report and Accounts 2008-09

English Heritage Archaeology Division Research Agenda

The seven English Heritage Behaviours identify ways in which we can best work together as part of an effective organisation

English Heritage Chair Post

English Heritage Committee structure chart

English Heritage Grant Priorities for the EAST MIDLANDS REGION up to March 2005

English Heritage Grant Priorities for the EAST OF ENGLAND REGION up to March 2005

English Heritage Grant Priorities for the LONDON REGION up to March 2005. Applications for grants will be assessed in the light of our national and regional priorities.

English Heritage Grant Priorities for the NORTH EAST REGION up to March 2005

English Heritage Grant Priorities for the NORTH WEST REGION up to March 2005

English Heritage Grant Priorities for the SOUTH EAST REGION up to March 2005

English Heritage Grant Priorities for the SOUTH WEST REGION up to March 2005

English Heritage Grant Priorities for the WEST MIDLANDS REGION up to March 2005

English Heritage Grant Priorities for the YORKSHIRE REGION up to March 2005

English Heritage Grant Schemes- Feedback form

English Heritage Historical Review Editorial

English Heritage Historical Review Library Recommendation Form

English Heritage Historical Review Order Form

English Heritage Historical Review Order Form

English Heritage Historical Review, page 94-95, Thomas Hyde Page and Landguard Fort

English Heritage in London 2006-08

This plan sets out how the Strategy will direct the way we provide our services in the East Midlands over the period 2006-08. It represents a substantial re-orientation of our activities and the way we work.

This plan sets out how the Strategy will direct the way we provide our services in the East of England over the period 2006–08.

This plan sets out how the Strategy will direct the way we provide our services in the North East over the period 2006–08.

This plan sets out how the Strategy will direct the way we provide our services in the North West over the period 2006–08.

This plan sets out how the Strategy will direct the way we provide our services in the South East over the period 2006–08.

This plan sets out how the Strategy will direct the way we provide our services in the South West over the period 2006–08.

This plan sets out how the Strategy will direct the way we provide our services in the West Midlands over the period 2006–08.

This plan sets out how the Strategy will direct the way we provide our services in Yorkshire over the period 2006–08.

English Heritage Information Pack 2009 governance, funding, projects, Commission, history of English Heritage, financial information, staff, facts and figures

English Heritage produces a wide range of promotional property leaflets - a full list of which can be found in this directory.

English Heritage Marketing materials order form 2005

English Heritage Direct Debit Instruction. By paying for your membership via Direct Debit you reduce our administration costs, meaning that more of your money goes towards preserving the heritage.

English Heritage Plans East Midlands 2006 - 2008

English Heritage Plans East of England 2006 - 2008

London Plan

English Heritage Plans North East 2006 - 2008

English Heritage Plans North West 2006 - 2008

English Heritage Plans South East 2006 - 2008

English Heritage Plans South West 2006 - 2008

English Heritage Plans West Midlands 2006 - 2008

English Heritage Plans York 2006 - 2008

English Heritage Properties Access for All Policy 2008 Word Version

English Heritage Properties Access for All Policy 2008 PDF Version

The wide range, depth and types of research we plan to deliver as priorities both now and in the years ahead are set out in English Heritage Research Agenda: An introduction to English Heritage’s Research Themes and Programmes.

The wide range, depth and types of research we plan to deliver as priorities both now and in the years ahead are set out in English Heritage Research Agenda: An introduction to English Heritage’s Research Themes and Programmes.

Research outputs (including internal projects, HEEP and ALSF) in 2005-06

English Heritage Response to Peer Review

ENGLISH HERITAGE RESPONSE TO THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF AIR TRANSPORT IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

ENGLISH HERITAGE RESPONSE TO THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF AIR TRANSPORT IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

Enhancing The Present - in a period of substantial regeneration and redevelopment, English Heritage plays a vital role in mediating change. From new uses for individual buildings to new visions for whole neighbourhoods, projects across the country help to bring new life to run-down areas.

Enriching The Future - English Heritage is committed to promoting access for all and enriching the heritage for future generations.

Environment Agengy Data Licence Agreement

Environmental Quality in Spatial Planning

Environmental Quality in Spatial Planning: supplementary files

Information on electronic communication

Escala concert at Osborne House

ESRI International User Conference 2006: Implementing a Corporate GIS to Protect England's Heritage. Paper Presented by Alice Froggatt, Corporate GIS Co-ordinator

Essex Monitoring Survey – Interim Report 1 (2002)

Etal Castle Group Booking Form

Information for teachers planning educational group visit

Europe's Deadly Century - Perspectives on 20th century conflict heritage

Evesham

Exeter Presentation

Exploring The Past - English Heritage is using its expertise and resources for historical surveys of significant areas across England. Through its detailed survey of the Birmingham Jewellery Quarter, the nationwide listing of outstanding cinema buildings and its study of former workhouse buildings, English Heritage has raised public awareness and fostered an informed, sympathetic approach to development and regeneration.

Extended summary of Anne Carey's research

Extended summary of Matthew Seaver's research

Our historic buildings and monuments are often amazing feats of architecture and engineering. Many have been enhanced and brought to life at night-time with striking and subtle external lighting schemes. Some, however, have produced far more negative results by highlighting flaws and views of the structure never meant to be seen. Just because a building or structure happens to be listed does not mean this is a good enough reason to proceed with external lighting.