Who do we want to be?

Releases

24/11/2006 - The people of Wales have their say on what makes our country unique
Is there any difference between a South, Mid, North or West Walian? And what are the most important aspects of heritage and identity to people living in Wales today?

24/3/2006 - From crisps to canvas, Welsh shoppers check out art in supermarket aisles
Supermarkets across Wales are being transformed into mini Tate Moderns from this week as the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) launches a pilot scheme to take heritage to the supermarket aisles. Customers in Sainsbury’s, Morrison’s and Asda will have the chance to take in a free art exhibition created by students from across Wales as they shop for their groceries.

20/10/2005 - Scottish musical talent to perform at Edinburgh event
Some of Scotland's most exciting performers are set to deliver two unique pieces of music specially-created for the Who Do We Want To Be? conference in Edinburgh on 29 November 2005.

19/10/2005 - Heritage and Identity - Who do we want to be?
A lively, sole-searching debate is set to take place at the EICC on the eve of St Andrew's night as high-profile experts and media commentators gather to explore the issue of identity.

13/07/2004 - Heritage and Identity - Who do we think we are?
Heritage Lottery Fund launches national debate about the UK's identity

02/07/2004 - Celebrated folk musicians and poetry complete the line-up on 13 July
Celebrated folk musicians Jim Moray and Julie Murphy and poet Shamshad Khan are set to perform at the Heritage Lottery Fund's Who do we think we are? conference at the British Museum on 13 July.

17/06/2004 - Changes to event timetable
The Who do we think we are? timetable has been amended to accommodate those travelling longer distances

14/06/2004 - The Who do we think we are? online forum is now live
Get involved with the Who do we think we are? forum

11/06/2004 - Who do we think we are? special guest announced!