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Rugby exhibition ready for scrums of visitors A rugby poster from 1903 15/09/2015 The mini exhibition – which opens on Friday (18 September) – will explore the history of rugby in Leicester through the stories of local people and with the help of more …

Durham schoolchildren to explore First World War food heritage School children at Durham Farmers Market 16/09/2015 In contrast to recent headhlines were it was revealed that households throw away 13lbs of food a week (more than any other country in …

Wilton’s Music Hall reopens after four years of repair work The front door of Wilton's Music Hall James Perry 15/09/2015 Wilton’s Music Hall has reopened to the public following four years of repair works to secure its long-term future. A further 40% of …

Round of applause for Bristol Old Vic The Bristol Old Vic Fred Little 15/09/2015 Bristol Old Vic has announced the next step for a landmark project to mark its 250th anniversary and transform it into an internationally-significant heritage destination. …

Parks Alliance takes major step forward thanks to National Lottery grant View of Bute Park, one of the many parks funded under the Parks for People programme 12/09/2015 The project, called ‘Creating A National Voice for Parks’, will provide the basis for …

£1.2m National Lottery grant to protect UK’s red squirrels The red squirrel 11/09/2015 The much-loved, endangered native red squirrel and its habitat will be protected and promoted through Red Squirrels United, a new four year programme bringing together …

Saving the red squirrel A red squirrel in Scotland Jon Hawkins Surrey Hills Photography 11/09/2015 The plight of the red squirrel is perhaps one of the most well-known conservation issues that the UK has faced. Since the 1870s the number of the once …

Uncovering secrets of North Yorkshire family archive A sample of documents from the Norton Conyers Collection North Yorkshire County Record Office 10/09/2015 The house is said to have inspired Charlotte Bronté in her creation of Thornfield Hall and the …

Big Lottery Fund commits £20m further funding to revive public parks The Level, Brighton after its National Lottery-funded restoration 10/09/2015 Combined with HLF’s commitment of £20m per year under the Parks for People programme in England, this takes …

England’s largest chapel reopens after £2.7m restoration St Nicholas' Chapel, King's Lynn Andy Marshall 10/09/2015 The country’s largest chapel of ease, St Nicholas’ Chapel in King’s Lynn, has reopened, revealing its host of wooden roof angels to the …