Heritage Minister Nigel Huddleston has launched the call for new nominations, hailing the ‘transformative impact’ of the status.
image: Steve Neal / Flow country – Commons Wikimedia
The Independent writes:
The Government is calling for sites to be put forward as the UK’s next nominations for Unesco World Heritage Status…
Nominations are reviewed every 10 years, and are bestowed in recognition of the role sites have played in world history.
Heritage Minister Nigel Huddleston has launched the call for new nominations, hailing the ‘transformative impact’ of the status…
… The next sites to be reviewed for Unesco status in 2024 are the Scottish Flow Country and Gracehill in Northern Ireland.
