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Historic Buildings
1. Establish a Cultural Heritage Network: Create a sustainable platform for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and partnership-building among cultural and heritage organisations. Facilitate regular meetings, workshops, and networking events to foster stronger relationships within the sector. 2. Conduct a Comprehensive Needs Analysis: Assess the current landscape of cultural and heritage provision across South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse. Identify gaps, challenges, and opportunities in areas such as funding, infrastructure, skills development, community engagement, and digital accessibility. Gather insights from heritage professionals, volunteers, and local communities to ensure diverse perspectives are represented. 3. Develop a Strategic Framework for the Future: Co-create a long-term cultural and heritage strategy that aligns with local priorities and national heritage goals. Focus on sustainability, inclusivity, and resilience, ensuring the cultural sector is equipped to adapt to future challenges. Outline clear recommendations for collaborative projects, funding opportunities, capacity-building initiatives, and audience development
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