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Sea Music reaches a crescendo in Poole

Sea Music on Poole seafront has been restored

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15/05/2017

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

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24/05/2017

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 …

Bringing railway history to life

Paul Kirkman

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12/05/2017

Bringing railway history to life Paul Kirkman 12/05/2017 Paul Kirkman, Director of the National Railway Museum To mark Train Day 2017, Paul Kirkman, Director of the National Railway Museum, looks at how National Lottery funding has helped the museum bring …

What heritage means to me: Anne Lundon

Anne Lundon, Chief Executive of the Florrie, smiles in front of campaign artworks

Anne Lundon, Chief Executive of The Florrie The Florence Institute

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09/05/2017

What heritage means to me: Anne Lundon Anne Lundon, Chief Executive of The Florrie The Florence Institute 09/05/2017 Anne Lundon, Chief Executive of The Florence Institute Anne Lundon, who has been running one of Liverpool’s best-loved buildings for two …

South Tyneside stories shine with National Lottery success

South Shields Volunteer Life Brigade

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09/05/2017

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

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11/05/2017

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 …

How to protect bees, butterflies and bugs this summer

Mary Jackson, PolliProject Manager

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23/05/2017

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

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05/05/2017

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

William Stott of Oldham's Le Passeur 1881 Tate

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05/05/2017

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

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04/05/2017

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 …