How can I travel to The Florrie?

The Florrie's address is: 377 Mill St, Liverpool, L8 4RF. We encourage all attendees to use public transport where possible, the Florrie is 0.4 miles from Brunswick station. Buses 82 and 204 stop outside The Florrie at the Wellington Road stop. There is a car park and on street parking nearby.

Is The Florrie accessible?

Yes. The Florrie is fully accessible in all public areas. Lifts provide full disabled access to the building for those with mobility issues and there are two dedicated disabled parking spaces in the car park. Guide & assistance dogs are also welcome in the building. Let us know what else we can do.

Do I need to be a member of the Heritage Network to attend this event?

No, please do join us! Paid members of the Heritage Network get half price tickets to the event, but the event is open to everyone.

I'm not based in Liverpool, can I still come?

Yes please! Our Heritage Network events happen all around the UK, and are open to all. Our case studies and speakers will mostly come from Liverpool and the North West, but we warmly encourage attendees from right across the UK.

Then, Now, Next: Community Heritage in Liverpool and the North West

By Heritage Network

Overview

Join us in Liverpool for a day of talks, tours, and workshops with those working across the community-led heritage sector in the North West.

About This Event

Join the Heritage Network for a dedicated North West Member Networking Day, bringing together not-for-profit organisations and community champions working with—or from—historic buildings across the region.

Hosted at the iconic Florrie in Liverpool, this interactive day offers a chance to connect with peers, gain fresh perspectives, and explore both leading and emerging heritage projects shaping the North West.

More details of our speakers, case studies and programme will be announced soon. Watch this space and save the date now.

What to Expect

Inspiring Talks: Hear from community leaders and heritage specialists revitalising historic buildings, sites, and spaces for public benefit.
Practical Insights: Gather advice, tools, and real-world examples you can apply to your own work.
Guided Tours: Discover the story of The Florrie and learn from its restoration story and community use.
Meaningful Networking: Build new relationships, exchange ideas, and strengthen your connections across the sector.

Whether you’re managing a heritage site, driving forward a community project, or simply passionate about the region’s history, this is a valuable opportunity to learn, share, and collaborate.

Who Should Attend?

Not-for-profit heritage organisations, community groups, and volunteers
Local authorities and civic organisations
Heritage professionals working in the community-led sector
Anyone working on or advocating for historic buildings and community spaces in the North West

Places are limited so please book now. Details of our exciting line-up of speakers will be announced soon.

Tickets include all talks, tours, and workshopa, as well as lunch and refreshments throughout the day.

Heritage Network Members get discounted tickets!

Network, Partner and Supporter members can book for £20. Connect Members can book for £30. You should have received an email with a code to access the discounted tickets. Click the red 'Get tickets' button and enter your code in the box that says 'Promo Code'.

If you did not get the code please email admin@heritagetrustnetwork.org.uk.

We aim for all of our events to be inclusive, safe spaces where everyone's views and experiences are respected. Please read our code of conduct for more information.

Category: Charity & Causes, Other

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Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

Location

The Florrie

377 Mill Street

Liverpool L8 4RF United Kingdom

How do you want to get there?

Driving Public transport Biking Walking

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