How can communities save heritage on their doorstep?

WACCLT trustees Jan Williams, Chris Teasdale and Paul Kelly came together in a discussion to mark World Community Land Trust Day.

Organised by Lancashire-based arts organisation Super Slow Way, where Paul is heritage programme manager, it explored how communities can save the heritage on their doorstep.

Super Slow Way is currently looking at heritage sites within Pennine Lancashire which could be owned and managed by the local community. 

You can watch it back here.

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