Initial DCMS press release (2 February 2000)
Initial English Heritage press release (2 February 2000)
Invitation to participate (1 February 2000)
ALGAO response (March 2000)
CBA response (17 March 2000)
IFA response (16 March 2000)
Rescue response (13 March 2000)
SCUPHA response (17 March 2000)
SCAUM response (17 March 2000)
York Archaeological Forum response (16 March 2000)
English Heritage press release: First ever opportunity for public to have their say on strategy for the historic environment (26 June 2000)
Consultation pack Viewpoint released on 26 June:
Introduction: Our questions for you
Understanding
Belonging
Experiencing
Caring
Enriching
Details of the review (with copies of Viewpoint in PDF format) can be found on the English Heritage web site at:
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/discovery/heritage-review/consultation/index.asp
Responses to consultation pack and questions asked by English Heritage:
organisational responses:
ALGAO response
Bath & North East Somerset Council response
CBA response
CBA Wales/Cymru response
Cit of York Council response
IFA response
IHBC response
IHBC Education Committee response
Rescue response
SCAUM response
SCOLA response
York Archaeological Trust response
personal responses:
Nicholas Boldrini
Dr CG Cumberpatch
JK Preston
Summary of all responses received by English Heritage.
Results of the MORI poll commissioned by English Heritage as part of the review to undertake research into 'Attitudes towards the Heritage'.
Final report, published by English Heritage on 14 December 2000
English Heritage press release: Is your High Street history? (14 December 2000)
CBA press release: Government criticised for its blinkered approach to history (14 December 2000)
`Blinkers off now: Government must change its approach to the historic environment', writes George Lambrick in British Archaeology, December 2000
BBC news report: Action urged to save UK heritage (14 December 2000)
Last updated 14 December 2000 by Mike Heyworth.