Relies on a local partnership to self-sustain

Developing and maintaining local partnerships (both in informal or formal / legal structures) is essential for trust, and working in collaboration rather than competition with other local initiatives and partners. Such partnerships are invaluable for the long-term reuse of heritage assets, supporting also ethical reuse, rather than exploiting certain partners for mean-while use, whilst focussing on others for longer-term uses.

Key references

• Emma Coffield, Katie Markham, Paul Richter, Rebecca Huggan, David Butler, Edward Wainwrightand Rebecca Prescott. 2019. More Than Meanwhile Spaces. Online via https://thenewbridgeproject.com/events/meanwhile-spaces-publication-launch-party/(External link)(New Bridgeand Newcastle University, UK)

• Helen, Graham, and Vergunst Jo. 2019.Heritage as Community Research: Legacies of Co-Production. Policy Press.