Westminster’s new All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on ‘Conservation, Places and People’ (CPP), formally established in September and chaired by Layla Moran MP, has launched its new website, developed by the APPG’s secretariat, the IHBC.
… designed to prioritise digital and virtual access and engagement with the APPG …
Layla Moran said: ‘The website looks very professional. There will soon be a lot more content too, driven by our inquiries and other activities.’
IHBC Brand and Marketing Consultant Joanna Theobald said: ‘We have focussed on creating a website that is not only simple to navigate but also provides all the information and resources to support the APPG’s ambition’.
IHBC Director Seán O’Reilly said: ‘From the very start the site was designed to prioritise digital and virtual access and engagement with the APPG – an operational and economic consideration across the heritage sector even before the pandemic.’
‘So the IHBC, as the Secretariat, will be supporting, hosting and advising the APPG in its important work with this website serving both as the accessible public virtual platform, and as the digital tool to do the job.
… simple to navigate but also provides all the information and resources …
The main menu links are to:
See media etc. contacts:
See the website for the CPP APPG
See more background from the IHBC on the CPP APPG
