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How to protect bees, butterflies and bugs this summer

Mary Jackson, project manager
Mary Jackson, PolliProject Manager

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How to protect bees, butterflies and bugs this summer Mary Jackson, PolliProject Manager 23/05/2017 Mary Jackson, Polli:Nation project manager Mary Jackson, Polli:Nation project manager, explains how people can get involved with protecting pollinating …

Wellies and wellbeing: my first year as Chair of East of England Committee

Helen Wilson, Chair of East of England Committee
Helen Wilson, Chair of East of England Committee

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Wellies and wellbeing: my first year as Chair of East of England Committee Helen Wilson, Chair of East of England Committee 05/05/2017 Helen Wilson, Chair of HLF East of England Committee Helen Wilson offers an insight into her first 12 months, and her …

Tate unveils William Stott of Oldham painting

Le Passeur by William Stott of Oldham
William Stott of Oldham's Le Passeur 1881 Tate

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Tate unveils William Stott of Oldham painting William Stott of Oldham's Le Passeur 1881 Tate 05/05/2017 William Stott of Oldham’s exquisite Le Passeur/The Ferryman 1881 has been officially unveiled by Tate with the help of £1.5million from the National …

How archives bring history to life

Fiona Talbott, HLF Head of Museums, Libraries and Archives
Fiona Talbott

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How archives bring history to life Fiona Talbott 04/05/2017 Fiona Talbott, HLF Head of Museums, Libraries and Archives We’re celebrating archives this week. HLF Head of Museums, Libraries and Archives Fiona Talbott explores one of her favourites. There's …

Woodberry Wetlands turns one!

Horse and cart at Woodberry Wetlands
Obi the horse at Woodberry Penny Dixie

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Woodberry Wetlands turns one! Obi the horse at Woodberry Penny Dixie 04/05/2017 Last weekend marked the one-year anniversary of the opening to the public of Woodberry Wetlands, North London’s best-kept secret and an oasis of wildlife, biodiversity and …

Cornwall’s oldest complete mine saved by National Lottery players

King Edward Mine in 1904
King Edward Mine in 1904

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Cornwall’s oldest complete mine saved by National Lottery players King Edward Mine in 1904 03/05/2017 King Edward Mine, the oldest complete mine left in Cornwall, has reopened following vital restoration. The Troon site, within the Great Flat Lode …

Finding love letters from the past

Picture of John Keats and Fanny Brawnes ring
Picture of John Keats with Fanny Brawne's ring

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Finding love letters from the past Picture of John Keats with Fanny Brawne's ring 03/05/2017 National Lottery players are a romantic bunch. For over 23 years they’ve been helping people across the UK discover thousands of love letters from the past. …

Bonnets and hard hats at Bolsover New Model Village

Primary school children meet construction workers and apprentices at New Bolsover Model Village
Easter at New Bolsover Model Village

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Bonnets and hard hats at Bolsover New Model Village Easter at New Bolsover Model Village 02/05/2017 A team of construction workers and their apprentices, working on Derbyshire’s New Bolsover Model Village, got a special visit from some very creative …

Making a hedgehog haven in Ipswich

Ali North of Suffolk Wildlife Trust holds a hedgehog
Ali North, Suffolk Wildlife Trust John Ferguson

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Making a hedgehog haven in Ipswich Ali North, Suffolk Wildlife Trust John Ferguson 02/05/2017 Ali North, Hedgehog Officer for Suffolk Wildlife Trust Ali North, Hedgehog Officer for Suffolk Wildlife Trust, reveals more about the project that is aiming to …

Shaping the future by hearing the past

Dan Serridge
Dan Serridge, Storyteller

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Shaping the future by hearing the past Dan Serridge, Storyteller 28/04/2017 Dan Serridge, Storyteller An HLF-supported project is shedding light on Glasgow’s first peripheral housing estate. Storyteller Dan Serridge reveals how Pollock 80/20 is bringing …