Events

Details of our Upcoming Events are available below, along with links to collections of Past Webinars and Seminars (i.e. in-person talks, visits and workshops).

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Past Webinars Past Seminars

Upcoming Events

Managing Green Spaces
6th March 2025
Oxford Preservation Trust has stewardship of almost 1000 acres of green space in and around the city of Oxford. They…

Recent Events

OpenHeritage and the rescue of 170-175 High Street, Sunderland
4th December 2024
HTVF webinar on 4 December 2024, 1.30-2.30pm With Martin Hulse (Tyne & Wear Building Preservation Trust) and John Pendlebury (Newcastle…
New neighbourhoods in old places: designing and delivering innovative and sustainable housing development
1st November 2024
1 November 2024, 10.15 – 16.30 Kellogg College, Oxford A one-day forum for built environment professionals, researchers, community groups and…
Community-led developments in North Yorkshire: Hudswell visit
21st September 2024
Saturday 21 September 2024 Hudswell, North Yorkshire 11am-3pm This visit is designed to find out more about developments in the…
HTVF at Oxford Open Doors
14th September 2024
Saturday 14 September 2024, 11am-3.30pm. The Hub, Kellogg College, Oxford. This is a joint HTVF and Kellogg College drop-in event…
Heritage Economics
21st August 2024
Though never far from the spotlight, planning reform is a key aspect of the new government's growth agenda. Good strategic…
Community-led developments in Norfolk: Stoke Ferry visit
3rd August 2024
Saturday 3 August 2024 Stoke Ferry, Norfolk 11am-3.30pm This visit is designed to find out more about the village of…
Vibrant Villages and Towns: Managing Heritage Assets and Development in Smaller Settlements
15th March 2024
This in-person day at Kellogg College, Oxford, is for all those who are responsible for, or interested in, balancing conservation…
Creating Vibrant Villages and Towns: The Current View
22nd February 2024
Historic places have the potential to be highly sustainable. They can also provide useful lessons about the importance of human…