Cyhoeddwyd heddiw y bydd Syr Peter Luff, Cadeirydd Cronfa Dreftadaeth y Loteri Genedlaethol a Chronfa Goffa'r Dreftadaeth Genedlaethol, yn camu i lawr ddiwedd 2019.

Over the last few weeks, our Midlands & East England area has been sharing heritage highlights A2Z style on Twitter. If you missed it, follow the hashtag to see all the great posts.

Mae chwe mis wedi mynd heibio ers i ni lansio ein henw, strwythur grantiau a Fframwaith Ariannu Strategol newydd sbon. Dyma beth ddigwyddodd.

The 90-year-old tourist attraction in the seaside resort has undergone a £1.7million regeneration.

A radical new approach to save sand dunes has been awarded £4million by the National Lottery.

Walton Bridges has become the only Turner oil painting to enter public ownership in the East of England, following a successful fundraising campaign led by the Norfolk Museums Service, in partnership with Colchester and Ipswich Museums.

Wicksteed Park in Kettering – the birthplace of the modern playground - has been awarded £1.78m to create the world’s first ‘Heritage Play Area’.

Story of Ann Morley to be uncovered and Grade II* listed People’s Hall transformed, thanks to £1.5million from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Thanks to £9.4million from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, the Black Country Living Museum will undergo a huge transformation to share stories of life in the 1940-60s.

Er mwyn nodi Wythnos Amgueddfeydd ac Wythnos Ymwybyddiaeth Iechyd Meddwl, buom yn siarad â'r Cyfarwyddwr elusen Arts and Minds, Lucy Oliver-Harrison, ynglŷn â’r prosiect Arts on Prescription.