We are the charity that cares for hundreds of historic sites in every corner of England. We believe heritage is everyone’s. Through our work, millions of people will come closer together through their shared enjoyment and value for England’s heritage.
The enthusiasm and skills of our colleagues and volunteers make English Heritage a special place to work both at our sites and behind the scenes. We are always looking for talented and motivated people from a wide range of sectors and backgrounds to join us.
Find out how you can get involved at www.english-heritage.org.uk/about-us/our-people/jobs/
From the extraordinary, to the everyday, our historic places and spaces matter – to you, to us, to the nation. From community centres to cathedrals, homes to high streets, markets to mills – they are the places we all choose to hold onto, the legacy we want to pass on and the stories we continue to tell.
That’s why at Historic England we work together with people and organisations across England, to discover, protect and bring new life to our shared historic environment. Providing advice, knowledge, support and services, so the history that surrounds us all, lives on and is loved for longer.
The National Archives is the official archive of the UK government for England and Wales and the sector leader for archives in England.
We are the government's knowledge and information champions, pioneers in the field of managing information. Our role is to make sure that key government information is sustainable - that it remains accessible and useable for as long as it is needed.
We are well known for our unique collection of over 11 million historical government and public records - one of the largest in the world. From Domesday Book to modern government papers and digital files, our collection includes paper and parchment, electronic records and websites, photographs, posters, maps, drawings and paintings. Our repositories are filled with priceless treasures: our nation's story can be read through the documents and artefacts we hold.
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