Black and white photo of women working in an office, 1956.
Women working in the offices of Gallup, the market research pollsters, Greater London © Historic England AA100812
Women working in the offices of Gallup, the market research pollsters, Greater London © Historic England AA100812

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Evidence for the inclusion in Heritage Counts

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What are the indicators?

Indicators are easy-to-use statistics that enable year-on-year changes in the historic environment to be tracked. From 2023, these are set out under eight headings:

  1. Designated Assets, Protected Areas and the Built Environment
  2. Employment, Volunteering, Education and Training
  3. Funding and Resources
  4. Guardianship
  5. Heritage at Risk
  6. Participation, Visits and Membership
  7. Planning Statistics
  8. Recording the Historic Environment

Data is available at a national, regional and local level in Excel spreadsheets.
Please see the Indicator Data page for the complete set of 'Heritage Counts' indicators.

What are the themes?

Previous years have had a focus on a particular research or policy area:

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