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Seven top heritage days out for a sunny day The living grassland roof at The Sill, Northumberland National Park 21/08/2017 Are you in search of a great day out this summer? Take a look at our selection of National Lottery supported places for all the …

Celebrating 20 years of Grafton Wood Sir Peter Luff opens Grafton Wood in 1997 with then Trust Chairman Ron Stanton Worcestershire Wildlife Trust 23/08/2017 On Sunday HLF Chair Sir Peter Luff will return to a Worcestershire nature reserve that he opened …

Top 10 National Lottery Days out to enjoy in Cumbria this summer A guided walk at Eycott Hill Nature Reserve, Northern Cumbria Cumbria Wildlife Trust 17/08/2017 Whether it’s the stunning architecture of its cathedrals, stories of its literary giants, …

Starring role for the water vole in Northumberland Water vole emerges from repurposed Pringles can ready for release 17/08/2017 Water voles have returned to Kielder Forest for the first time in 30 years thanks to National Lottery players, and a new film …

Celebrating Northern Ireland's heritage with National Lottery funding View of the Glens of Antrim 22/08/2017 HLF has invested more than £200million in Northern Ireland’s heritage. Here we look at some of the ways this support is making a difference. …

South East England focus on LGBT+ heritage – tell us your story! Participants from the University of Oxford Museums' Out in Oxford project Pitt Rivers Museum 15/08/2017 Would you like to deliver a project that celebrates LGBT+ heritage? Are you wondering …

Tracing Fantastic Mr Fox’s long-lost cousin Reynard the Fox, long-lost cousin of Fantastic Mr Fox, is to be rediscovered by a new generation Sjoerd Levelt 16/08/2017 The North Sea Crossings Project will use animation to help children discover the Roald …

Happy Birthday, Southend-on-Sea! Carnival Queen Denise and Court on a float at the Southend Carnival 1968 19/08/2017 Famously home to the world’s longest leisure pier, Southend is full of exciting heritage. Thanks to National Lottery players, over …

Hadrian’s Wall to stand strong with £1.3million cash injection Hadrian's Wall was originally built to protect the Roman Empire from barbarians University of Newcastle 22/08/2017 Newcastle University experts are set to begin an ambitious project to ensure …

Spodden Valley ‘eco-museum’ to launch in Rossendale thanks to National Lottery players The Healy Dell Viaduct, Whitworth, Rossendale, forms part of the Spodden Valley Revealed route Steve Massum 10/08/2017 Mid Pennine Arts, a creative arts charity based …