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Yorkshire Wildlife Trust given green light by Heritage Lottery Fund for restoring Spurn lighthouse 21/03/2012 Development funding of £68,600 has also been awarded to help Yorkshire Wildlife Trust progress their plans to apply for a full grant at a later …

HLF invests £1.5m into Pontmorlais regeneration and gives the green light for three diverse projects across Wales 26/09/2011 It has also awarded three round one passes totalling an additional £1.6m to projects in Cardiff, Hay-on-Wye and Montgomeryshire. …

HLF helps save Gower for all its worth 01/08/2011 The unspoilt peninsula to the west of Swansea was the UK’s first ever designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Famous for its steep limestone cliffs, secluded bays, spectacular sand dunes and …

Heritage Lottery Fund brings Arundel’s new museum building one step nearer 30/03/2011 To be housed on a prime site near the Castle entrance and river, the HLF’s investment in the museum will see major benefits to visitors and the community, with …

Bute Park Education Centre officially opens to the public with celebratory family fun day 27/10/2011 The event will give children and families the opportunity to come along and discover what the new facility has to offer whilst enjoying one of the many …

New Museum of Liverpool opens 19/07/2011 Tuesday 19 July sees the opening of the largest newly-built national museum in Britain for more than a century on the city’s waterfront at 10am. Telling the fascinating story of Liverpool and its world-renowned …

Linton-on-Ouse explores its history 30/08/2013 Linton-on-Ouse was mentioned in the Domesday Book (as Luctone) but what happened before this date? What has happened since 1086 in this small Yorkshire village, now partly overshadowed by the noisy bustle of …

Manchester Chinese archive wins national award 24/08/2011 At an award ceremony today at MOSI (Museum of Science and Industry, Manchester) the volunteers who gave their time, enthusiasm and skills were praised for their outstanding commitment to a …

George Clarke helps cathedral find Lego Makers 03/05/2013 Sunderland born architect and television presenter George Clarke, visited the cathedral on Friday 3 May to see how plans were progressing. He had a lesson in stonemasonry from the cathedral’s team …

St John’s Notting Hill wins Heritage Lottery Fund support 26/03/2012 The grant will be used for the restoration and relocation of the church’s organ, which holds a Grade II Historic Organ Certificate. New education and community projects will be based …