Number 2: The Northern Powerhouse
The Northern Powerhouse covers the North-East, North-West and Yorkshire. It's the birthplace of the industrial revolution which is evident in its rich heritage.
So how can heritage strengthen the delivery of the Northern Powerhouse objectives? In this edition of Heritage Online Debate we consider this and other questions. To start the debate we invited some prominent people to share their insights with us. We hope that you'll contribute to this debate too. Not only on the articles below, but also with your thoughts on how to progress this agenda within the heritage sector.
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‘Standing on the Shoulders of Giants’: The Northern Powerhouse
By Duncan Wilson, Chief Executive, Historic England
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Celebrating the North’s Rich Heritage, to Build a Brighter Future
By Andrew Percy MP, Minister for the Northern Powerhouse
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Regeneration of Stanley Dock, Liverpool
By Pat Power and Joe Hynes, Harcourt Developments
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Taking England’s Dark Satanic Mills into the Light
By Stephen Miles, Partner, Cushman and Wakefield
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A New Way of Governing Historic Tees
By Andrew Lewis, Managing Director, Tees Valley Combined Authority
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The Community Voice
By Graham Bell, Director, North of England Civic Trust
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Connecting the Northern Powerhouse
By Shane Gould (Government Advice Team), Rosamund Worrall, Andrew Davison and Neil Redfern (Planning and Conservation Department), Historic England
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Conclusion - The Northern Powerhouse
By Charles Smith, National Planning and Conservation Department, Historic England
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Reader Comments
Responses from readers to articles in the Northern Powerhouse issue of the Heritage Online Debate.