Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum in North Yorkshire to be renamed Land of Iron when it reopens in autumn 2022.

The much-loved mill is at the centre of a five-year project, set to receive £3.47million from the Heritage Fund.

We’re building a new research panel, bringing together people from across the heritage sector, to share views and knowledge and influence our work.

North Wales’ largest tourist attraction has secured a £3.1million National Lottery Heritage Fund grant.

From the Scottish mountains to England's southwest coast, these big heritage ideas champion environmental, community and cultural heritage as part of our Heritage Horizon Awards.

A monument to a Napoleonic War hero and a nature haven which is home to a former cholera hospital are getting a £1.5m boost from The National Lottery Heritage Fund in Wales.

Applications are open for training and development opportunities to help heritage organisations build better businesses.

A grant of £100,000 will see train passengers in South East Wales and North Wales getting closer to nature.

Applications are open for National Lottery Grants for Heritage from £3,000 up to £5million. We will prioritise projects that contribute to our recovery from the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.

The world’s most complete surviving transporter bridge is set to become a major tourist attraction thanks to an £8.75m National Lottery grant.

Six-year project to restore ship and open it up to the public is completed thanks to £4.7million National Lottery support.

Our Heritage Emergency Fund helped more than 950 organisations across the UK to cope with the challenges of the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.