Sunday 27 April

	Afternoon			Registration
	Evening			Reception Welcome and introduction Jane Weeks Context for the week Peter Stone Opening dinner

Monday 28 April
The morning sessions will take place at the Edinburgh World Heritage Trust office

	Morning			Introductions Protection: monitoring systems and management Christopher Young International Policy Officer English Heritage Introduction to Edinburgh World Heritage Site Jane Jackson World Heritage Site Co-coordinator & Acting Director Edinburgh World Heritage
	Afternoon			Walking tour of the New and Old Town of Edinburgh World Heritage Site Jane Jackson and John Knight Round up session: lessons learnt Jane Weeks and Peter Stone

Tuesday 29 April
The morning session will take place at the HUB

	Morning			Sustainable tourism Visit Scotland TBC Developing tourism John Rodger Blaenavon World Heritage Officer Torfaen County Borough Council Hadrian's Wall tourism partnership Linda Tuttiett (TBC) Chief Executive Hadrian's Wall Heritage ltd
				New Lanark Introduction to Hadrian's Wall Peter Stone

Wednesday 30 April

	Morning			Site visit to Hadrian's Wall Visit to Housesteads Visit to Vindolanda
	Afternoon			Site visit continues Visit to Segedunum

Thursday 1 May
The day's sessions will take place at the HUB

	Morning			Working with the community and building external partnerships Joanne Orr Chief Executive Scottish Museums Council Learning and education Peter Stone and Stephen Bird (TBC) Bath & North East Somerset
	Afternoon			Management plans Peter Stone and Sabina Strachan (TBC) Historic Scotland
	Evening			Closing dinner

Friday 2 May
The morning sessions will take place at the HUB

	Morning			Review/future planning Jane Weeks and Peter Stone
	Afternoon			Lunch and close of event

The Chatham House Rule
British Council seminars are designed to be interactive and participative, and those attending are encouraged to contribute in their own personal capacity. In order to maintain the confidentiality of discussions, all seminars are held under the Chatham House Rule.

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