Share your views on the future of places of worship and their place in society in an open survey created by the Empowering Design Practices project and the Baroness Warsi Foundation. The survey will inform understanding on perceptions of faith and places of worship in the UK that the projects are exploring.
The Baroness Warsi Foundation’s ‘Modern Places of Worship’ project, explores the interplay between architecture, faith and identity from both an historic and a modern perspective. Empowering Design Practices is a research project funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council and explores how community-led design can help empower those who look after historic places of worship to create more open, vibrant and sustainable places that respect and enhance their heritage.
Humberside Police have been informed about a new scam that is being circulated, but looks very believable. It starts with a text, seemingly from the NHS saying that you are now eligible to apply for the new vaccine and to click on the link to apply.
Village Halls Week 2021 will recognise the contribution England’s 10,000+ halls have made to rural communities since the 1920s
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