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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
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The Big Think: Resilience – What Did We Learn?
Between May and July 2025, UK Heritage Pulse conducted a three-phase study examining strategic challenges facing the UK heritage sector.… | Continue reading: The Big Think: Resilience – What Did We Learn?
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The Big Think: Sector-wide collaboration and relevance
Executive Summary Over three months in summer 2025, UK Heritage Pulse is undertaking The Big Think — a sector-wide conversation shaped around three critical questions, one each… | Continue reading: The Big Think: Sector-wide collaboration and relevance
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The Big Think: Strategic Choices for Sustainability
Executive Summary Over three months in summer 2025, UK Heritage Pulse is undertaking The Big Think — a sector-wide conversation shaped around three critical questions, one each… | Continue reading: The Big Think: Strategic Choices for Sustainability
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The Big Think: Immediate Survival and Adaptation
Executive Summary Over the next three months, UK Heritage Pulse is launching The Big Think — a sector-wide conversation shaped around three critical questions, one each month. Key… | Continue reading: The Big Think: Immediate Survival and Adaptation
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Full Results: March 2025 – Family Visits in the Heritage and Arts Sectors
This report covers family visits in the heritage and arts sectors. Free text responses have been removed as many contained… | Continue reading: Full Results: March 2025 – Family Visits in the Heritage and Arts Sectors
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Family Visit Snapshot: Insights from Across the Sector
Executive Summary Key findings from the March 2025 research, focusing on family visitors and their engagement with heritage and arts… | Continue reading: Family Visit Snapshot: Insights from Across the Sector
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Signposts: Reconnecting with family audiences
The March 2025 UK Heritage Pulse Survey showed a mixed picture concerning family engagement with the arts and heritage sector.… | Continue reading: Signposts: Reconnecting with family audiences