Pillars of the community: the transfer of local authority heritage assets
Authors:
URBED (draft), for English Heritage with editorial work and contributions by Will Holborow, Owain Lloyd James, and Marek Drewicz
Date:
January 2011
Themes:
Urban development and regeneration
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Summary:
“Pillars of the Community”, drafted by URBED for government, serves as a comprehensive guide for the transfer of local authority heritage assets to community groups. It emphasises the importance of understanding the significance of these assets and the need for robust planning and management strategies. The publication outlines best practices for assessing heritage value, developing business plans, and ensuring long-term sustainability. It highlights the necessity of community engagement and the careful balancing of financial viability with cultural preservation. By fostering collaboration between local authorities and communities, the guide aims to enhance the stewardship of historic assets, ensuring they remain vital parts of local identity.
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