Useful Organisations for Working with Communities
On this page is a list of the key organisations Historic England works with when working with communities.
This comprises:
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Locality
The national membership network supporting local community organisations to be strong and successful.
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Civic Voice
Civic Voice is the national charity for the civic movement in England.
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Power to Change
The independent trust that strengthens communities through community business to make places thrive.
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The Plunkett Foundation
A membership organisation supporting community businesses in rural locations.
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Heritage Trust Network
Membership organisation which brings together and supports of local community groups who are working to restore, or are based out of, historic sites.
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Joint National Committee of Amenity Societies
These 7 organisations are statutory consultees on planning decisions applications to demolish, alter or extend individual historic buildings.
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Architectural Heritage Fund
Provides advice, grants and loans to help communities across the UK find enterprising new ways to revitalise the old buildings they love.
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The National Trust
Europe’s biggest conservation charity which protects and cares for places so people and nature can thrive.
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Institute of Place Management
tThe international professional body that supports people committed to developing, managing, and making places better.
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Council for British Archaeology
Educational charity that helps people participate in archaeology. They run the Young Archaeologists’ Clubs and the annual Festival of Archaeology.
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Chartered Institute for Archaeologists
The leading professional body representing archaeologists working in the UK and overseas.
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Churches Conservation Trust
The national charity protecting churches at risk.
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The Kings Foundation
Realising The Prince of Wales’s vision of creating communities for a more sustainable world.
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https://www.heritagefund.org.uk/
Uses Lottery money to fund projects of all sizes that connect people to the UK’s heritage.
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The National Lottery Community Fund
Uses Lottery money to support community-led projects that build social connections through community activities.
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UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)
Invests in research and innovation to enrich lives, drive economic growth, and create jobs and high-quality public services across the UK.
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The Young Foundation
A research institute with people at the heart, exploring what works for UK communities.
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National Coordinating Centre for Public Engagement
Working to build an inclusive higher education sector where communities can contribute to, and benefit from, knowledge, teaching and research.