Alistair McNaught Blogs Making heritage websites accessible to all When producing our new guide to online accessibility, Alistair McNaught’s research identified how heritage organisations can make their online content open to all. He tells us more. 06/08/2020
Blogs Emergency funding has helped us save our charity For World Environment Day, Susan Davies, Chief Executive, Scottish Seabird Centre, describes how the Heritage Emergency Fund saved her charity during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. 05/06/2020
Blogs Our new Director of Scotland tours Edinburgh's heritage Caroline Clark on showing Rebecca Pow MP the impact funding can have - and how collaborative working is the future. 29/08/2019
Blogs How we are changing the way we work The National Lottery Heritage Fund is evolving the way we work across the UK and internally to better enable us to look after the nation’s heritage. Here’s how. 03/04/2019
Dame Seona Reid Blogs Dame Seona Reid: what I've learned at HLF After eight years, our Scotland trustee Dame Seona Reid is stepping down from her roles at HLF. Seona lets us in on the high points - and difficult moments - of her time at HLF. 18/09/2018
Philip Long, the Director of V&A Dundee Robert Perry Blogs What heritage means to me: Philip Long Philip Long is the director at V&A Dundee. In celebration of its opening on 15 September, he tells us what heritage means to him. 03/09/2018
Catherine Maclean Blogs Purvai 2017: Connecting Scotland's Hebrides with India Catherine MacLean from An Lanntair talks about how the Purvai project helped people learn about the shared heritage of the Hebrides and India. 30/08/2017
A young participant in the project Blogs Helping everybody access our natural heritage Julia Duncan from The Conservation Volunteers (TCV) Scotland relates how the organisation's work helps everyone enjoy the nature around them. 01/02/2017
Participants in the project handle the turf Blogs Talking Turf: preserving a rural way of life Dr Sam Harrison speaks about his experiences preserving a rural way of life in Scotland with the Shieling Project. 28/07/2017
Allan Irvine, Participation Manager at Dance Base Blogs Crossings: a fusion of maritime history and dance Crossings was a community project which started in 2016 and resulted in a trio of dance films, created by diverse communities in Edinburgh who were responding to the vibrant heritage of Leith. It was accompanied by an exhibition of historic objects, selected by the participants of those groups. This 29/06/2017
