How should we engage local communities? Paul Quigley, Distinctly Black Country

Apr 24, 2012, 12:36 PM

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Paul Quiqley is a landscape archaeologist working in the Black Country. He's been using social media to extend their network to engage local communities in their heritage.

http://distinctlyblackcountry.org.uk/

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