Community heritage

Country, coastal and urban parks among seven historic greenspaces being revived with £11.4million of National Lottery funding for Love Parks Week

Baroness Kay Andrews, Chair of HLF in Wales - and an award judge - has welcomed news that the Heritage Angel Awards, which celebrate the unsung heroes of heritage, are winging their way to Wales for the first time.

Today marks 100 years since women over 30 and all men in Britain were given the right to vote under the Representation of the People Act 1918.

A project celebrating the real life stories of friendships and relationships experienced by people with learning disabilities has been awarded nearly £400,000 of National Lottery funding.

An innovative project capturing the real life stories of friendships and relationships experienced by people with learning disabilities has been awarded nearly £400,000 of National Lottery funding.

Thanks to National Lottery players, The University of Manchester will create the first shared social history of the NHS.

HLF has awarded nearly £3.5million to regenerate the former slate quay on Caernarfon waterfront, transforming it into a vibrant shopping and tourist hotspot fit for the craftsmen of today.

North Wales harbour town set for a prosperous voyage thanks to £3.5million National Lottery boost.

Run by the charity Community on Solid Ground (COSG), the ‘Big Fat Asian Wedding’ project will introduce people all of ages, faiths and backgrounds to South Asian culture by researching the Islamic Nikah, or marriage ceremony, from the 1940s to the present day. The project aims to improve community

For the next 800 years Dating back to c. 1280 the walls were built after the outer ward of Pembroke Castle was completed, and now the Pembroke Town Walls Trust want to protect and preserve them for future generations. Modern Pembroke has successfully retained much of its medieval layout and

£1.5million National Lottery investment to promote a partnership approach to regeneration in Wales.

Thanks to National Lottery players, young people across Wales are about to embark on a game-changing project that looks at the past in a whole new light.