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Just say no to single-use plastic

The Heritage Lottery Funded 'Headlands to Headspace' Landscape Partnership Scheme is overseen by a Board of partners, which brings together a strong suite of skills, including significant expertise in delivering large partnership projects, relevant knowledge of heritage management, economic development, innovation, place-making, sustainable transport and community engagement.
The Board takes strategic decisions, contributes to effective delivery, shares in managing risks and ensures long term benefits from the Scheme. Professor Mark E. Smith, Vice Chancellor of Lancaster University and a widely respected senior manager chairs the H2H Board.
The Board members have approved this Scheme and worked together in its development. They are enthusiastic about the potential of the Scheme and keen to see local communities benefiting from new heritage and economic opportunities.
The Scheme Partners and Board members:
Professor Mark E Smith ...... Lancaster University, Vice-Chancellor, H2H Board Chair
Rick Crawley ........................ Morecambe Bay Partnership, Trustee
Susannah Bleakley .............. Morecambe Bay Partnership, H2H Manager
Martin Allman ....................... Cumbria County Council, Environment & Sustainability Manager
Lucy Barron ......................... Arnside & Silverdale AONB, Manager
Maddi Nicholson .................. Art Gene, Founder and Artistic Director
Dr Bill Shannon.................... Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society (CWAAS)
Charles Smith ...................... English Heritage, Principal Advisor, Heritage at Risk
Fiona Cruchley..................... Lancashire County Council, Principal Environment Projects Officer
Susan Ashworth................... Lancashire Museums Service, Museums Collections Manager
Cllr Peter Yates .................... Lancaster City Council, Councillor
Dr Louise Smail ................... Marine Conservation Society
Maggie Robinson................. Natural England, Area Manager, Cumbria
David Clark.......................... Overton Parish Council, Community representative
Robin Horner....................... RSPB, North West Estuaries Reserves Area Manager
Alan Smith........................... Sunderland Point Community Organisation, Community representative
Also present in the photograph above, but not members of the Board are Sarah Howard, English Heritage, Heritage at Risk Officer and Jill Salmon, H2H Officer.
Morecambe Bay has won funding in an international competition to rid plastic from its shores. A huge thank you to everyone who helped to make this happen!