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Full Results: Local Authority Funding
Here’s the full results from March 2024’s UK Heritage Pulse – as ever, we exclude responses or questions which contain identifiable information.
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March results: Sector health check and local authority funding cuts
Results from March 2024 Panel Research In March 2024, 266 UK Heritage Pulse panel members responded to a survey which asked a series of questions about their organisational and individual resilience. The questions repeated those we asked in August last year and can be compared to demonstrate changes in the sector. Respondents whose organisations receive…
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Spotlight on: Budget Pressures
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…
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Spotlight on: Skills
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…
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Spotlight on: Governance
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…
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Summer 2023 review
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…