Sentences with phrase «when local heritage»
Local resident» [Margate] is again fizzing with artistic energy, transformed into a key destination for art - lovers thanks to a cultural renaissance sparked by the opening in 2011 of the Turner Contemporary, a strikingly modern - looking gallery that stands as an example of what is possible when local heritage and culture is used imaginatively to invigorate local communities.»
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WHEREAS, Farms also provide jobs, use less in services than they pay in property taxes, maintain wildlife habitat and water quality when well - managed, create beautiful scenic vistas, highlight the cultural heritage of many rural areas in the County, and offer fresh, local food to County residents;
Among its recommendations: encourage local farmers to maintain local types of livestock; share breeds across borders (particularly when breeds are likely to be suited to specific regions due to certain adaptive traits, such as a need for less water); and establish a gene bank — similar to the regional seed banks that preserve crop diversity — to maintain this genetic heritage.
When it comes to local legends in Bolton, there are few better than Fred Dibnah, and a trip to his heritage centre may not seem like the most conventional of venues for the Bolton dating scene, but it provides a fantastic way to get in touch with the history of your local community.
Kaluuya saw the event as an occasion to celebrate his heritage, and so too will I when I head to my local cinema.
Working at the frontiers of natural, social and climatic change, they will interrogate the inspirational resilience and social ties that form when local communities embrace heritage, sustainability, and innovation.
Capacity - building resources include practical guidelines for indigenous and local communities on developing intellectual property protocols, and information technology tools for managing intellectual property issues when digitising intangible cultural heritage, being developed within the Creative Heritage Project.
When children are unable to live with their birth family and are in the care of the local authority it is important to match them with foster carers that can promote their cultural heritage.
Heritage conservationists, however, are warning that the sale of Britain's historic buildings to developers is putting the country's architectural heritage at risk because, while the government is keen for local groups to take on «heritage assets» when they come on the market — which could be an improvement in areas where local bodies are not looking after properties well — in many places community groups that could take on large or awkward buildings do not exist.