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The CBA has responded to the government’s Call for Evidence on Protecting Built Heritage, highlighting key challenges and opportunities in managing historic buildings. From the skills shortages affecting conservation work to the unintended consequences of VAT policy that incentivises demolition over adaptation, we’ve set out urgent reforms needed to ensure our built heritage remains at the heart of communities.

The UK government’s 2024-25 curriculum review seeks to create a more balanced, inclusive, and relevant educational experience for young people. In addition to submitting our own independent response, we are in strong support of this joint letter from the British Academy, the Heritage Alliance, The RAI and University Archaeology UK.

Young archaeologists from the Mersey & Dee YAC explored Liverpool's historic waterfront and designed their own Superlambananas - now proudly displayed outside the Museum of Liverpool. Check out how their creations celebrate local archaeology!

The Archaeological Achievement Awards celebrate the outstanding work of archaeologists and heritage professionals across the UK. As we approach the 2024 awards, we’re excited to announce the shortlisted candidates who have demonstrated exceptional work in their categories. 

Read the CBA's response to the Welsh Government's proposed budget cuts to Cadw and the RCAHMW