29 November 2016
Stoke-on-Trent

Working models to create change and inspire re-use

HCC is organised by partners with an interest in Heritage, Culture and Creative Industries including Potteries Heritage Society, Urban Vision Enterprise CIC and Staffordshire University culminating in an annual one-day conference.

 This year’s theme is Heritage and is tailored to heritage professionals, owners of heritage assets, and statutory bodies interested in identifying, measuring and demonstrating the economic impact of heritage.

 Delegates will hear from sector leaders such as Dave Chetwyn, Chair, Historic Towns Forum, in addition to experiencing successful funded projects that are delivering change through celebrating and cherishing our heritage, both tangible and intangible.

The itinerary will include two visits to gain an insight into different successful local projects including ACAVA Artist Studios Spode Stoke, and St Giles Heritage Churchyard Project Newcastle, as well as excellent presenters and Keynote speakers.

The full itinerary and booking can be done at the HCC Website:www.hccconference.com

 This is also an opportunity to network with others with an interest in heritage including other businesses, commissioners and specialists.

 For more information please contact: hannah.barter@uvns.org