A partnership project with Coventry Carers Centre and The Herbert (Art Gallery & Museum) as part of the Kenilworth Castle Elizabethan Gardens Project, which includes archaeological excavation and the restoration of the Elizabethan garden.
Within cities and boroughs of the West Midlands conurbation the visual character of some streets is affected by the business, religious, cultural and day-to-day life of particular communities.
English Heritage is working in partnership with Wyre Forest LAFS, a youth group set up by parents and young people to provide informal social education opportunities for young people aged 16-25 who have learning disabilities/difficulties in the Wyre Forest area of Worcestershire.
'Journeys' is a partnership project with the Well-Being Workshop and SureStart in Balsall Heath, Birmingham.
‘Witley Court Revisited’ is an initiative addressing physical, intellectual and cultural access to Witley Court in Worcestershire, one of English Heritage’s most visited properties in the region.
At the beginning of September 2005, eight of Wolverhampton’s faith buildings took part in Heritage Open Days. Together they formed the Wolverhampton Faith Buildings Trail.
In 2006, English Heritage worked in collaboration with Foursight Theatre and Black Country Touring on a project to develop a community performance inspired by the stories of South Asian women from Sandwell.
A partnership project with Kenilworth Youth & Community Centre (Warwickshire County Council) as part of the Kenilworth Castle Elizabethan Gardens Project, which includes archaeological excavation and the restoration of the Elizabethan garden.
