This 18-month post, supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, will be central to the creation of an accessible, sustainable archive of the National Memorial Arboretum's heritage materials and stories. The Arboretum holds a wealth of uncatalogued photographs, documents, media, personal collections and ephemera, much of it dispersed, unrecorded, or at risk. As the National Memorial Arboretum approaches its 25th anniversary, Archiving Remembrance seeks to capture, preserve and celebrate the site's unique heritage, safeguarding a collection that tells the story of its conception, growth, and role in shaping contemporary Remembrance. Archiving Remembrance is made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Thanks to National Lottery players, we have been able to set out on this project to safeguard the Arboretum's heritage for years to come. Through this project, we aim to: Reporting to the Arboretum's Exhibitions and Heritage Manager, the Heritage Project Manager will lead on delivering The Arboretum at 25: Archiving Remembrance project. They will manage the daily operations of the project and its documentation, and be responsible for ensuring that its elements are delivered on time, to budget and achieve the intended outcomes. They will also be responsible for the recruitment and management of a team of Heritage Engagement Volunteers, meeting with them regularly to support their development and ensure their workplace wellbeing. The total paid sum for this role is £36,000, to include reasonable expenses. 2 days a week @ £300 per day over 18 months, 120 days total. For full details of the role, requirements and how to apply, please see the role description at https://www.thenma.org.uk/about-us/work-at-the-arboretum Please submit an up-to-date CV and cover letter identifying key skills, experience and why you feel you are suitable for the role to:Job Summary
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Aaron Rossi, Exhibitions and Heritage Manager at [email protected]
by 11.59pm on 5th January 2026.