National Trust Set to Take Over Heartlands
The National Trust has confirmed its intention to take on the operational management of Heartlands in Cornwall, in what it describes as its latest action to protect national heritage while widening communities’ access to it.
The 8-hectare heritage regeneration site is home to Robinson’s Engine House and acts as a gateway to the 10 dispersed mining districts that make up the Cornwall and West Devon Mining World Heritage Site. That World Heritage Site is the largest industrial World Heritage Site in the UK.
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Subject to Lease Agreement
The Trust aims to take on Heartlands later this year, subject to confirmation of lease arrangements with Cornwall Council.
The move is being progressed with the support of partners Cornwall Rural Community Charity and Cornwall Voluntary Sector Forum.
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