Developing an improved heritage offer for the Sheffield area
Sheffield has a diverse and wide heritage. Joined Up Heritage seeks to bring together organisations and individuals interested in heritage, in all its variety: to promote better understanding, encourage a strategic approach and develop a better-resourced and better-connected presentation of heritage. We aim to be a collective voice for heritage.
Latest News
Celebrating eight generations of Sheffield fairground history thanks to National Lottery Heritage Fund
August 17, 2026
Breakthrough on Reopening Historic Hall in Sheffield
August 6, 2026
Three Major Capital Funds for Heritage
June 2, 2026
National Recognition for Sheffield’s Very Own 999 Museum
March 26, 2026
Upcoming Events
Handsworth Historical Society : Movements, Materials, and Memories: Prehistoric Life in the Uplands and Lowlands of Great Britain. By Chris Dwan
St Marys Church. Talks are held in the church.
Groups
Explore the many diverse heritage groups that are active in the region.
People’s Heritage List
Joined Up Heritage Sheffield is working with other organisations and individuals to create a People’s Heritage List of sites such as buildings, open spaces, landscapes, structures, artefacts which do not have statutory designation but which Sheffielders believe need recognition.