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**** Historic Environment Record
(*HER)

The online heritage information and management system for ****

Image courtesy of Luis Alfonso Orellana

About

What is the **** Historic Environment Record (*HER)?

The *HER is a comprehensive and dynamic resource for the historic environment of <Your area>. From the earliest human occupation to the present day, *HER data promotes better understanding of <Your area's> rich heritage, and supports development and regeneration through the work of the <Your Heritage Team's Name here>.

The online *HER is constantly updated by the HER Team and <Volunteers>. It is suitable for general and basic research, and will be of interest to local residents, community groups, and visitors to <Your Area>.

<General information about commercial search requests and anything else...>

How to use the *HER online

An introductory guide for users is available to download here: *HER User Guide.

Volunteering with *HER

We have opportunities for enthusiastic volunteers, of all ages and backgrounds, to enhance the <Your Authority>, and help protect and promote <Your Area>'s rich and diverse heritage.

Whether this is for work experience, starting out on a career in the cultural heritage sector, or just for fun, we can provide full training and support.

Past and current volunteer projects include:

  • <Insert project examples>
  • ...
  • ...

Other projects are in development, and we are also interested to hear suggestions for future projects.

For more information please contact the HER Team.

Heritage Themes

Find out more about <Your Area>'s heritage.

Contact Us

The <Your Area> Historic Environment Record

Address
<Your address>

Phone number
<Your telephone numbers>

View on map

The top photograph is courtesy of Luis Alfonso Orellana