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Conservation skills shortage endangers public heritage
The Heritage Lottery Fund says that many of Britain's conservation skills are endangered, 'putting the fabric of our heritage at risk'.
Sustaining our Living Heritage, a study undertaken by HOST Consultancy for the Heritage Lottery Fund explored the skills and training needs of the UK's heritage sector and found a range of 'missing skills' such as stone masonry, flint knapping and hedging.
Liz Forgan, chair of the Heritage Lottery Fund called for a radical shift in attitudes: 'We need to become more 'skill-literate.''
Heritage Information, a website service due to be launched later this year has won a third grant from the public sector of £365,000, The service aims to connect skilled suppliers across Britain with those who are in need of their skills.
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