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Flagship museum for Scotland's ancient capital Visitors to the Dunfermline Carnegie Library and Galleries viewing the Meldrum Loom. 19/05/2017 A stunning new cultural facility showcasing the architectural and social history of the ancient city of …

Weald and Downland Living Museum unveils £6m development 23/05/2017 Ten years in the making, Weald and Downland's new funded facilities are open to the public A number of special guests and staff, including Downton Abbey actor and local resident Hugh …

Opening celebrations for Piece Hall, Halifax’s architectural gem Transe Express will close The Piece Hall celebrations with its aerial show, The Enchanted Chandelier Clara Lou Photography 17/05/2017 Halifax’s Piece Hall has unveiled a programme of …

Uncovering the UK’s Deaf heritage 16/05/2017 To mark Deaf Awareness Week, we’re taking a look back at some projects we’ve supported that celebrate deaf heritage. Have an idea for a project? Get in touch! Thanks to money from the National Lottery, we’ve …

Sea Music reaches a crescendo in Poole Sea Music on Poole seafront has been restored 15/05/2017 The future of Sir Anthony Caro's famous sculpture on Poole seafront has been celebrated with a fanfare, thanks to National Lottery players. Donated to the town …

Reviving arts and crafts in Hammersmith 24/05/2017 The home of Arts and Crafts pioneer Emery Walker, 7 Hammersmith Terrace, has reopened to the public thanks to an 18-month restoration project made possible by National Lottery players. The …

South Tyneside stories shine with National Lottery success South Shields Volunteer Life Brigade 09/05/2017 South Tyneside's heritage is set to be celebrated with funding success, workshops and free events for all. From forts to folklore, four projects in …

St Cecilia’s Hall transformation hits the right note Conservator Jonathan Santa Maria Bouquet tuning a harpsichord in the museum Neil Hanna 11/05/2017 Scotland’s oldest purpose-built concert venue – St Cecilia’s Hall in Edinburgh – is once again alive …