But it might include the number of listed buildings and Conservation
areas in NI
0 and 0
A slight exaggeration, but only slight.
Thank you
David Evans
Historic Environment Record Officer
01454 863649
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Just what I was about to say!
Val
Val Turner
Regional Archaeologist, Shetland
Shetland Amenity Trust
Garthspool
Lerwick
Shetland ZE1 ONY
01595 694688
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Just to be picky, The Restoration programme covered all of the UK,
Heritage
Counts doesn't seem to......We need to be clear what we are talking
about
and not think England is synonomous with the UK!
Fiona
Fiona Gale Archaeolegydd y Sir / County Archaeologist
Cyfarwyddiaeth Dysgu Gydol Oes / Directorate of Lifelong Learning
Cyngor Sir Ddinbych / Denbighshire County Council
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Please respond to
Issues related to
Sites & Monuments
Records
Below prior warning of the 'launch' date for 'Heritage Counts 2003',
which
is the follow-up to last year's SHER or State of the Historic
Enviromment
Report 2002 (which can be found at www.historicenvironment.org.uk),
and
will provide facts and figures about the historic enviroment in
England:
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English Heritage Press Release
17th September 2003
HERITAGE COUNTS
The recent BBC series "Restoration" has made millions of viewers aware
of
the plight of 30 of our most important listed buildings and has done
much
to further their cause. But what about the rest of England's heritage?
"Heritage Counts" is an audit of the state of the whole of our
historic
environment: listed buildings, ancient monuments, archaeology,
churches,
conservation areas, rural landscapes, market towns and inner cities.
It
will be published by English Heritage on Wednesday 26th November,
2003.
Produced by English Heritage on behalf of the heritage sector,
Heritage
Counts is in its second year. It has already become an essential guide
to
the true state of arguably England's greatest asset. It sets
statistics
showing that much of the heritage is in peril against research which
proves
that, if properly cared for, the historic environment leads to social
and
economic regeneration and enhances the quality of all our lives.
Heritage Counts will also include facts and figures on the state of
heritage education in our schools and communities, on heritage tourism
and
on employment in the historic environment.
This year Heritage Counts will contain new research on:
- the vast numbers of volunteers in the heritage sector;
- the harm caused to the quality of our streets by piecemeal changes
such
as new windows, loft conversions, conservatories, tarmaced front
gardens;
- the vulnerability and state of decay of historic parks and gardens;
- the challenge to the heritage sector to include all groups of
society;
and
- the economic contribution the heritage makes to the national
economy.
"Restoration" signals a culture change, an emerging passion among the
general public to save their local heritage and a new willingness to
think
creatively and imaginatively about re-using redundant historic
buildings.
Heritage Counts will not be asking for readers' votes but we hope it
will
be a spur to the action needed on all fronts to save our historic
environment for future generations.
Notes to Editors
Heritage Counts will take the form of one summary document, one main
document and nine regional documents produced by English Heritage
regional
offices in collaboration with regional Historic Environment Forums.
For further information, please contact:
Beth McHattie, English Heritage Corporate Communications
020 7973 3254
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