We have Facebook and
Twitter accounts and now Lincolnshire Heritage at Risk has a new weekly blog!
My name is Natalie
Hamilton and I am one of the Project Officers working on Lincolnshire Heritage
at Risk, a national pilot project which aims to survey and record the condition
of Lincolnshire
Together with Project
Officer Michael Knapton and some of our willing volunteers we will be keeping
you up to date on the latest project news and giving you an insight into the
experiences of our Heritage Stewards.
Thanks to the LincMe
team who delivered a great training session for us on Tuesday which introduced
us all to the wonderful world of blogging. Each member of the blogging team
will take it in turns to write our weekly blog, so you can expect to hear from
me again in a few weeks time…
In the meantime I will
be busy preparing our programme of events for this summer, we have lots coming
up including a Heritage Steward training day in Caistor, an illustrated talk on
'The Lost Villages of the Wolds' and a look at 'Why Do Buildings Fall Down?',
not forgetting the volunteer social event at Doddington Hall. I can also reveal
that we are organising an action-packed 3-day 'Hands on Heritage' expedition
for young people aged 16-25…Details will be released soon!
As its Volunteers' Week
next week I would like to say a big thank you to all 238 of our volunteers for
their contribution to the project, without you it would not be possible!
Natalie, Heritage at Risk Project Officer
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