Your views on our future
04 December 2011
ARCH (Archaeology for Communities in the Highlands) doesn’t just look to the past - we're looking ahead too - and we'd like to hear the views of communities across the Highlands on how we've been doing and how people would like to get involved in exploring their local history and archaeology.
It’s nearly two years since ARCH was first set up, and in that time we've worked from Auldearn to Gairloch, and Golspie to Boat of Garten running classes that allow everyone to get involved in finding more about their local history.
At the core of ARCH’s activities is the three year Stop,Look and Listen project, funded by The Heritage Lottery Fund, European Community Highland LEADER 2007-2013 Programme and support from The Highland Council and Scotrail.
![on the train to Kyle](/userfiles/image/courses/kyle/big/on the train.jpg)
![Picturing the past with ARCH Highland](/userfiles/image/sites/picturepastsites/big/ptp5.png)
As project officer Susan Kruse commented: “The response to our courses has been tremendous, and now that we’re more than half way through our three-year funding we’re asking for feedback on our courses so far and planning ahead to see how we can get even more people delving into their area’s past.
"We’ve been holding meetings to get people’s views, but we’d also like people to get in touch to let us know how they think ARCH has done so far, and to tell us if there are particular skills that they’d like to learn, or an aspect of local heritage that they’d like to study.”
We'd like to hear from as many people as possible, so download a form from 'ARCH future plans' on our library page and let us know how you think we've done so far, if there's particular skills that you’d like to learn, or an aspect of local heritage that you’d like to study.
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