Price of Admission: Sustainable Economic Models for Scotland's Built Heritage, sponsored by Curtins

Should we have a right to access heritage, much as we have a right to roam?

And do we ignore the economic case for restoration at our peril, weighing short-term returns against long-term benefit? From churches losing public access to the buildings we cannot afford to keep.

Our speakers approach the topic from conservation, politics and technical research.

Speakers
Emma Arbuthnot, Historic Churches Scotland
Paul Sweeney MSP, MSP for the Glasgow Region
Roger Curtis, Historic Environment Scotland

Wednesday 2 December 2026, 6pm to 8pm
Riddle's Court, 322 Lawnmarket, Edinburgh EH1 2PG
Refreshments served in our historic Library Room

£8 standard, £3.50 student. Booking all six? Save 10% with the full series bundle: events.humanitix.com/bundle

Part of Heritage in Evolution: Folk, Work and Place in the 21st Century.

Sponsored by Curtins, an employee-owned engineering consultancy with over 65 years' experience in the built environment, including specialist conservation and heritage work on listed buildings and scheduled monuments across the UK and Ireland. curtins.com