The collapse of the Civic Trust has sent shockwaves through the heritage sector and local civic society network.rnThe 52-year-old charity, which acted as the umbrella group for more than 750 civic societies across England, went into administration last week blaming the 'squeeze on local authority spending' for its downfall.rnHeritage Link, whichrnrepresents 78 voluntary heritage organisations across the country, said the Trust's demise had stunned its members.rnA spokeswoman said: 'The Trust made a significant contribution to policy work and in sharing best practice on planning and heritage matters, including heritage protection reform. That special perspective will be sorely missed.'
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