Heritage Horizon Awards
Heritage Horizon Awards: backing big ideas, unlocking possibilities.
Our £50million Heritage Horizon Awards have been awarded to five transformational heritage projects.
Made possible thanks to funding from National Lottery players, the Heritage Horizon Awards were developed to support innovative projects that will revolutionise UK heritage.
The five projects are:
- Cairngorms 2030: people and nature thriving together
- Peatland Progress: A New Vision for the Fens
- Plymouth Sound National Marine Park
- Great Yarmouth Winter Gardens: Reimagining the People's Palace
- International Slavery Museum: Igniting Ideas and Action
All five share qualities of huge ambition, significant collaboration and the prospect of life-changing benefits for people and places.
Find out more about the Heritage Horizon Awards below.
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£8million Heritage Horizon Award to visionary Fens Peatland project
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Community at the heart of first year of Plymouth Sound National Marine Park
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Heritage Horizon Awards: £50million to five life-changing projects
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Peatland Progress: A New Vision for the Fens
We have awarded more than £8million to this ground-breaking project that addresses climate change, carbon emissions, biodiversity loss and the mental health and wellbeing of young people.
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Plymouth Sound National Marine Park
We've awarded £11.6million to help create the UK's first National Marine Park, revolutionising the way Plymouth interacts with its marine heritage.
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Great Yarmouth Winter Gardens - Reimagining the People's Palace
Great Yarmouth Borough Council is restoring the UK’s last surviving Victorian ironwork seaside winter gardens.
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International Slavery Museum: Igniting Ideas and Action
The International Slavery Museum in Liverpool will be transformed from a collection of galleries into a prominent museum, the first of its kind in the UK.
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