2014 – InHeritage

The Deathening Guns

December 11, 2014
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By Georgia Litherland

WWI Soldiers’ Lives, Thurnscoe, Rotherham A recent HLF Sharing Heritage-funded project took me deep into the online archives tracking down Thurnscoe men who served in World War I. Jacqui Shaw of The Hill Primary Academy, Thurnscoe wanted to give her students a taste of historical research from primary source archive documents. With inHeritage’s support, Jacqui …

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On the Trail of Bedford’s Young Archaeologists

November 28, 2014
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By Georgia Litherland

In October I was privileged to visit The Higgins, Bedford, before spending a morning with members of the Saturday Archaeology Workshops group.

Games, apps, phones and stories: What do children use?

November 28, 2014
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By Georgia Litherland

This summer’s Children’s Media Conference was, as ever, a busy exciting conference. Where else would I fall into casual conversation with the former chief exec of EuroDisney channel, now commissioning TV channels across 100 countries? Or rub shoulders with BBC commissioners, meet James Huggins of Made in Me, a family-based story App designer dedicated to …

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Coniston Copper

November 21, 2014
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By Bill

inHeritage are delighted to be working with Minerva Heritage and The Way Design to develop the interpretation and activity plans for the Coniston Copper Project HLF application.

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First World War Thurnscoe

November 14, 2014
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By Bill

The Hill Primary School, Thurnscoe have received resource packs about 10 men of the village who fought in the First World War.

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Wirksworth Festival

September 3, 2014
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By Bill

Bill will launch Walk Into the Dark Ages and exhibiting prints and greetings cards from based on images from it and Walk Into Prehistory at our house as part of the Wirksworth Festival’s Art and Archtiecture Trail on Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th September. Copies of both books will be on sale as well as …