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Sorted! Wedgwood Collection to stay in Barlaston 02/12/2014 The Wedgwood Collection, one of the most important industrial archives in the world and a unique record of over 250 years of British ceramic production, will remain in Barlaston, Staffordshire, …

HRH Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh opens new First World War exhibition Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh looks around the exhibition RAF Museum 02/12/2014 Whilst at the Museum, His Royal Highness met and spoke with members of Museum staff as well as …

#GivingTuesdayUK 02/12/2014 Today is the first #GivingTuesdayUK. Launched by the Charities Aid Foundation with support from Blackbaud, it builds on the huge success of #GivingTuesday , a global initiative designed to encourage people right across the …

Keeping the roof on Emmanuel Church 01/12/2014 The project aims plan the essential repair work, but will also enhance the information on the heritage of this mid-Victorian church and its churchyard by developing new guides and producing information on …

Landscore's First World War project secures Lottery support Landscore Primary School pupil researching his family tree 01/12/2014 Led by Head Teacher, Gary Read, the project will focus on helping the children from Years 5 and 6 to gain an insight into …

Weald and Downland Museum secures £4million HLF investment Weald and Downland Museum market square with horse and cart 01/12/2014 The Weald & Downland Open Air Museum at Singleton near Chichester is delighted to announce a £4million award from the …

Lottery funds groundbreaking approach to conservation skills training Artist's impression of the exterior of the Engine Shed conservation centre 01/12/2014 Historic buildings, whether they are castles or crofts, banks or boutiques, need specialist skills …

Engine Shed receives green light with final funding bid Artist's impression of the exterior of the Engine Shed conservation centre 01/12/2014 The successful HLF bid completes the funding jigsaw for the £8.9million project to go ahead, adding to funding  …

Concorde’s final destination An artist's impression of Concorde on display at Filton Airfield 28/11/2014 Last Concorde to open to the public at one of the birthplaces of British aviation. Concorde was a ground-breaking piece of technology, famous across …

Greenwich’s Baroque beauty re-born The Painted Hall at Greenwich's Old Royal Naval College Adrian Brooks 28/11/2014 Considered the greatest achievement of English Baroque art, the spectacular Painted Hall at Greenwich’s Old Royal Naval College is one of …