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A group of people stood together on a grassy bank by a river in a town at dusk. One person is talking to the group. They are stood by an ancient wall.
Common Cause. Creative Lives/The Stove. Kirsten McEwan Photography.

Research digest: Environmental heritage and place

This research digest draws together the current research on the relationship between cultural heritage, environments and place and what this means for organisations, practitioners, policymakers and funders.

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A group of children, smiling and laughing stand next to a person with long dark hair, wearing sunglasses singing into a microphone. They are outside, behind them is a green gazebo with a sign that reads DJ Booth
Mafwa Theatre. Family Flourish Day. Photo by Molly McGee
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Our essential reads: Evaluation Principles in practice

A photo of 'Hibiscus Rising', an outdoor sculpture made by Yinka Shonibare, photographed in front of redbrick buildings in Leeds city centre. The sculpture is tall and plant-like, with a selection of different colourful patterns in red, yellow, blue, purple and green.
Hibiscus Rising Statue – Leeds (Photo: West Yorkshire Combined Authority)
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Making evaluation count in cultural policy

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Fun Palaces. Photo Roswitha Chesher
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