Wakefield District Heritage Network
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Are you actively involved in heritage activities across the Wakefield district? The Wakefield Heritage Network is here for you!
The network brings together people and groups working in all kinds of heritage – from local history and archives to conservation, cultural projects, and more. As a member, you’ll be able to connect with others passionate about heritage in your local area and district-wide, and access training and information sharing opportunities.
Find out more and join the Network at: Wakefield Heritage Network – Wakefield Council
Sign up to the general district heritage newsletter at: Heritage Newsletter – Wakefield Council
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