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… their numbers are not known with any certainty, although there were estimated to be 19,000 in the country in 1995. … they may have fled from the Great Famine in the 1800s. There is a growing body of evidence which suggests they are … their numbers are not known with any certainty, although there were estimated to be 19,000 in the country in 1995. …

… of the Heritage Lottery Fund and are confident that there will be something for everyone as the project unfolds. … the local heritage and come from a range of backgrounds. There are members from the Royal British Legion which was … of the Heritage Lottery Fund and are confident that there will be something for everyone as the project unfolds. …

… all set to be encouraged to take part in the project. There is also a major public engagement element, which will … wildlife, including the native seahorse species. Although there are over 30 species of seahorses worldwide, there are only two species native to the UK – the Spiny …

… coincide with the First World War centenary commemoration. There will be many opportunities to participate and to … their activities on a modern map layer on the website. There will be space to share visitor numbers and feedback … will form a special feature on the new website. Currently there is no dedicated history of this, the first Kitchener …

… one. All our events were dictated by the weather and so there was no way to do what we call “dirty activities” such … slides and swings are already very popular, he says, and there is a skate bowl for teenagers. Plus there are the other new or restored attractions – the urban …

… local heritage; and – by comparing the two - shows where there is potential to make more of heritage.  Covering … assets The Heritage Index Top of the rankings Whilst there are some predictable outcomes in the rankings – for … and Chelsea top the physical heritage asset chart - there are some surprises too. There are strong concentrations …

… to pressure group archives such as those of Liberty. There are also thousands of metres of family and local … as William Wilberforce, Amy Johnson and Philip Larkin.” There will be a press call at the centre at 8.50am on Monday, … Librarian, Richard Heseltine between 9.30 and 10.30am. There also be opportunity to get photos inside the building …

… and prevent the collections from getting damaged. There is also a pressing need to record the memories of … the story of the UK’s evocative transport heritage. “There’s no better way to learn about this history than … and prevent the collections from getting damaged. There is also a pressing need to record the memories of …

… oversees visitors staying several nights in the region, there is ample opportunity for regional businesses to benefit … passion for archaeology is truly infectious. I was up there last summer and saw the excitement with which staff and … important Roman sites in the world. Discoveries being made there are scrutinised as avidly in Syria and Libya as they …