Publications

  • Focus group: Sustainability in an era of climate change and declining resources

    Focus group: Sustainability in an era of climate change and declining resources

    From decarbonising historic estates to managing coastal erosion, heritage professionals gathered online to discuss the urgent sustainability challenges facing the sector. Skills shortages, funding constraints, and the need to prioritise what can realistically be preserved emerged as critical concerns—alongside surprising public resistance to safety measures during extreme weather. | Continue reading: Focus group: Sustainability in…

  • Recording: AI – Beyond the Hype (pt2)

    Recording: AI – Beyond the Hype (pt2)

    Join UK Heritage Pulse and digital strategist Ash Mann for the second webinar exploring AI – Beyond the Hype. Part… | Continue reading: Recording: AI – Beyond the Hype (pt2)

  • Full results: October 2025 (Heritage Crime)

    Full results: October 2025 (Heritage Crime)

    This report covers the topic of Heritage Crime. Free text responses have been removed as many contained identifying information. A… | Continue reading: Full results: October 2025 (Heritage Crime)

  • Spotlight on: Heritage Crime

    Spotlight on: Heritage Crime

    Photo credit MichaĹ‚ Jakubowski on Unsplash Executive Summary In October 2025, we received 147 responses to at least one question… | Continue reading: Spotlight on: Heritage Crime

  • Recording: AI – Beyond the Hype (pt1)

    Recording: AI – Beyond the Hype (pt1)

    Join UK Heritage Pulse and digital strategist Ash Mann as we explore AI – Beyond the Hype. This first part… | Continue reading: Recording: AI – Beyond the Hype (pt1)

  • Spotlight on: Operational use of Artificial Intelligence

    Spotlight on: Operational use of Artificial Intelligence

    The latest UK Heritage Pulse survey reveals a growing confidence in artificial intelligence (AI) across the UK heritage sector. While… | Continue reading: Spotlight on: Operational use of Artificial Intelligence

  • Change is not inevitable: reflections on The Big Think

    Change is not inevitable: reflections on The Big Think

    Reading the Big Think responses, what struck me the most is that they are thoughtful and pragmatic in the face… | Continue reading: Change is not inevitable: reflections on The Big Think