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Heritage Lottery Fund supports Scotland’s designs on a new international museum 11/05/2012 The V&A at Dundee is an inspirational project which will showcase Scotland’s great design heritage to the world while inspiring and developing home-grown talent and …

London’s only urban beach opens 29/05/2012 In Edwardian times, families from across the capital descended on 'Margate Sands' in Bishops Park every summer.   Now, Hammersmith & Fulham (H&F) Council, with the help of the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and Big …

Heritage Lottery Fund announces initial support totalling £76million for major projects 11/05/2012 Today, the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has announced initial support¹ worth £76m for eight major projects in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The …

Time Tunnel project traces town's pop music past 29/05/2012 But all that is about to change thanks to the Hertfordshire Music Service and Youth Connexions backed up by a £7,300 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF). In recent years a group of young …

Elizabeth Gaskell's house saved from decay 14/06/2012 Thanks to this support, the Italianate villa of 84 Plymouth Grove, where the author of Cranford and North and South lived with her family for 15 years, will now be fully restored so that visitors can …

Dr Angela Dean appointed to Board of HLF and NHMF 14/06/2012 Dr Dean will join the 15-strong Board of Trustees, which includes leading figures from the heritage sector, appointed by the Prime Minister to run both Funds. Their role is to steer the policy …

HLF receives ‘Outstanding Contribution’ award 17/05/2012 HLF Trustee Kathy Gee accepted the prestigious accolade of ‘Outstanding Contribution to the Sector’, when she attended the 10th annual award ceremony at 8 Northumberland Avenue, which was hosted by …

Heritage Lottery Fund gives support to Barry Wartime Weekend 14/06/2012 The memories of the people of the Vale of Glamorgan of the Second World War are to be recorded and preserved at a remarkable local event this summer. Thanks to the award, local …

History of Britain’s Chinese workers will be told 13/06/2012 Now a small army of volunteers will spend the next three years charting the role of Chinese workers in such a wide range of employment including seafaring, laundering and catering. The Ming-Ai …

Community to remember organic farming pioneer 13/06/2012 Arthur Hollins died in 2006. His legacy is Fordhall Organic Farm at Market Drayton, Shropshire; one of England’s oldest organically-managed farms and the country’s first commercial yoghurt producer. …