Search results

The restoration of Knockando Woolmill 01/04/2009 Knockando Woolmill in the Spey Valley has been awarded a grant of £1.3million from the Heritage Lottery Fund to conserve it as a sustainable working mill, tourist attraction and centre for training in …

Diamond War Memorial 20/01/2009 The website is part of Holywell Trust’s Diamond War Memorial Project which is supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund. The project involves the investigation of the stories of the lives and deaths of the many people …

£1.5million to Co-operative Museum 20/07/2010 Thanks to this award, the museum will be transformed and updated, creating new visitor facilities and learning spaces. New displays will be designed incorporating images and objects from the National …

Heritage Lottery award for Royal Court Liverpool 10/09/2010 The HLF first-round pass* means that can now progress to the second stage of the HLF application process, and includes a development grant of £116,200 which will cover the development costs of …

Turning the pages of history 24/07/2009 From 24 July, visitors to the National Trust’s Lyme Park in Cheshire will be able to turn the pages of a remarkable 15th century book using the latest digital technology – and to enjoy reading and relaxing in the …

Picture Perfect: North East's 'Postcards from the Park' winner is snap happy! 26/08/2009 The photo, entitled, 'Fly Away', impressed the judges who included celebrated photographer Mike McCartney (brother of Paul), Angela Nicholson from Amateur …

Save our Stones 28/04/2009 Historical boundary stones are to be excavated and preserved for future generations thanks to an award of over £10,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF). The project focuses on the area surrounding Dipton in Co. Durham and is …

Stewart Park 15/10/2009 Today, the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and Big Lottery Fund (BIG) have announced that much-loved Stewart Park in central Middlesbrough has been awarded a grant of just under £4.4 million. The park, which currently attracts 400,000 …

Major autumn lottery boost confirmed for Lordship ‘Rec’ 01/10/2010 The 23-hectare park, known by locals as 'The Rec', was opened in 1932 and is one of the few open spaces serving a densely populated inner urban area that includes the Broadwater Farm …

East End’s Three Mills site gets restoration ‘green light’ in time for Olympics 22/11/2010 A development grant of £248,000 has been awarded to help the River Lea Tidal Mill Trust progress their plans, which include restoring the mill, its neighbour …