Free lunchtime World Heritage talks at the Guildhall
Richard Wyatt October 19, 2017 history, Over to you
A series of free lunchtime talks will take place at the Guildhall, Bath, this November to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Bath becoming a World Heritage Site.
Management professionals from Hadrian's Wall, Stonehenge, the Tower of London, and Bath & North East Somerset Council will give 30-minute talks on how they are undertaking the conservation and promotion of their respective sites.
Councillor Paul Myers (Conservative Midsomer Norton Redfield), Cabinet Member for Economic and Community Regeneration, said: "Bath and North East Somerset has a well-deserved reputation as a centre of excellence for heritage management.
"We constantly monitor best practice elsewhere to maintain this and it is a pleasure to welcome these national experts to share their knowledge and experience with us."
30 Years of World Heritage in Bath
Tony Crouch, City of Bath World Heritage Site Manager
World Heritage at Hadrian's Wall
Humphrey Welfare, Chairman, Hadrian's Wall World Heritage Site Partnership Board
World Heritage at Stonehenge
Sarah Simmonds, Stonehenge and Avebury World Heritage Site Partnership Manager
World Heritage at the Tower of London
Natasha Downie, World Heritage Site Co-ordinator, Tower of London
All talks run from 1.10pm until 1.45pm. Booking is not required, just turn up on the day.
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