Heritage Havering Conference

Join us for Havering London’s inaugural heritage conference.  

Connect, collaborate and share ideas with researchers, academics, industry professionals and community leaders as we explore the role of heritage ecologies and local heritage. 

Featuring guest speakers, opportunities for discussion and networking with fellow heritage professionals, this is a packed, free programme for anyone interested in heritage.

Themes will address how heritage is incorporated into Havering London’s A Good Life strategy, which explores how culture can promote health, purpose and wellbeing in the borough. We’ll also share details of the multi-year Havering Unearthed project which seeks to uncover Havering’s heritage and the unheard stories of our communities.

CEME’s state of the art campus in Rainham offers a modern backdrop to discussing how the past plays into the present. With accessible and updated facilities, the location is a welcoming space for all attendees.

Panel discussions include:

• What is Havering’s Heritage? Havering London and Havering Unearthed
• Planning Authorities and Heritage
• Mapping Methods: Ways to Create Heritage Ecologies
• Community Engagement: How to Gather and Tell Stories

Speakers include:

• Alyssa Walton – Heritage Projects Officer, Havering London and London Borough of Havering
• Cara Collier – Senior Planning Policy Officer, London Borough of Havering
• David Shearing – Director, Havering London
• Cllr Jane Keane – Director, Havering Museum
• Judith Garfield – Executive Director, Eastside Community Heritage
• Mathew Russell – Director, Havering London
• Nom Ncube – Havering Unearthed Producer, Havering London
• Seán McGovern – Heritage Project Manager, London Borough of Islington
• Stephanie Ostrich – Greater London Archaeological Advisory Service, Historic England

How to get in touch:

If you have any specific requirements for this event, please contact:
info@haveringlondon.com

View venue access information on their website:
ceme.co.uk