Results from January 2024 Panel Research In January 2024, 162 UK Heritage Pulse panel members responded to a survey which asked whether their organisation is currently experiencing costs or budget pressures. The survey asked a series of questions which explored the extent of this impact, including any cuts or reductions they have been forced to… | Continue reading: Spotlight on: Budget Pressures
The full results of the Skills survey are now shared for registered and logged-in users. Contact details and long-form responses have been removed.
Results from November 2023 Panel Research In November 2023, 274 UK Heritage Pulse panel members responded to a survey which focused on skills in the heritage sector. Respondents were asked about their own skills and levels of confidence in their roles, where they felt there were skills gaps or shortages in their organisations and across… | Continue reading: Spotlight on: Skills
Results from October 2023 Panel Research In October 2023, 141 UK Heritage Pulse panel members responded to a short survey on the successes and challenges in organisational governance. As we asked respondents to comment mainly on their own organisation, sole traders and freelancers were not invited to participate in this round. The respondents consisted of… | Continue reading: Spotlight on: Governance
Results from September 2023 Panel Research In September 2023, 270 UK Heritage Pulse panel members responded to a short survey on how the summer season had been for their organisation. The first section of questions explored organisational confidence and their place within the sector through a set of updated ‘tracker’ questions, while the second allowed… | Continue reading: Summer 2023 review
In June, UK Heritage Pulse panel members answered a survey about the use of AI in the heritage sector. Although many were aware of AI tools, fewer than 1 in 4 respondents had used any within their organisation and only half had considered how it might change how people interact with heritage organisations. See the… | Continue reading: Webinar: Introduction to AI
Results from June 2023 Panel Research In June 2023, 154 UK Heritage Pulse panel members responded to a short survey which focused on Artificial Intelligence and asked respondents their thoughts on its place in the heritage sector. 🔍 Click on any chart to zoom in. The majority of respondents have some awareness of AI and… | Continue reading: Spotlight on: AI
Results from April 2023 Panel Research In April, over 200 panel members completed the UK Heritage Pulse survey on the theme of organisational partnerships. The short survey focused on organisational partnerships and asked respondents their attitudes towards the sharing of information, resources, staffing and volunteers across the sector. Thank you to all of those who responded.… | Continue reading: Spotlight on: Partnerships
Brooklands Museum and Brooklands Innovation Academy Tamalie Newbery, CEO of Brooklands Museum, is very clear about how much can be achieved through meaningful partnership between organisations with shared values. Following April’s UK Heritage Pulse survey on partnerships, we spoke to Tamalie about the Brooklands Innovation Academy. The Academy is a partnership project between Brooklands Museum,… | Continue reading: Case Study: Partnerships
Thank you to the 291 UK Heritage Pulse panel members who responded to the February survey. The questions in this round related to organisational survival and the impact of rising costs, repeating questions previously asked between August and September 2022. 🔍 Click on any chart to zoom in. Confidence in survival beyond six months has… | Continue reading: February 23 (Costs & Outlook) Summary
