English Heritage Restructuring.

English Heritage has announced that it is reviewing its structure, with a series of proposals designed to enable the charity to meet the opportunities and challenges of the next few years.

The restructuring proposals will see an estimated net reduction of at least 7% (189) in their current workforce of 2,535 employees, as well as reduced opening hours for around 10% of the 400+ sites it looks after, including winter closing for 21 smaller sites.

English Heritage properties in Yorkshire include Aldborough Roman Site, Brodsworth Hall, Clifford’s Tower in York etc.

More information: https://industrialheritagesupport.com/2025/02/11/english-heritage-announce-restructuring/

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