Midlands and East

Families of children with D/deafness or hearing impairments took part in social activities that taught them about local heritage, traditions and skills passed down through generations.

The Grade I listed Lord Leycester has been restored, refurbished and further opened up for visitors to enjoy.

Thanks to £4.8million in National Lottery funding, Staffordshire History Centre will provide state of the art archive facilities for communities.

The Sickle Cell Stories project is capturing and sharing stories of sickle cell disease in the west midlands, paving the way for positive change.

Restored and improved spaces are helping the historic Leicester Hebrew Congregation Synagogue welcome everyone.

We helped Loughborough Bellfoundry Trust restore and improve the site, secure the future of the historic industry in Britain and redevelop their museum.

A flagship heritage building equipped with the latest technology and facilities, The Hold is enabling people to learn more about their heritage.

This oral history project has celebrated the communities at the heart of the ‘allotment capital’ of the UK.

Sherwood Forest’s natural heritage and cultural significance has been safeguarded through Miner2Major, a five-year Landscape Partnership Scheme led by Nottinghamshire County Council.

The Wilder Connections project is involving people in protecting and restoring nature, boosting their skills and wellbeing.

A 25-partner project awarded £2.3million to secure the future of upland commons across four treasured landscapes for people and nature.

Norfolk Museums Service, part of Norfolk County Council, is turning back time to create an immersive and accessible experience of the Norman castle’s history.