Dr Jenner's hut. Credit: © Historic England Archive.
Projects
Restoring the Temple of Vaccinia at Dr Jenner’s House
The Grade II* listed building reopened on Edward Jenner’s birthday following a major restoration project.
Projects we’ve funded
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Houses on Tottenham High Road have been restored as a creative hub and community space. Credit: Sarabande Foundation.
Projects
Grade II* listed London townhouses become a creative hub
The restoration of these remarkable Georgian buildings was led by Tottenham Hotspur Football Club.
The project will give a new lease of life to Canning Town Old Library, built in the 19th century.
Projects
Creating a new heritage centre for Newham
We’re supporting Newham Council to transform Canning Town Old Library into a home for Newham’s archives and museum collection.
The Rothbury Estate offers an opportunity to restore nature at scale. Credit: The Wildlife Trusts.
Projects
Securing the future of the Rothbury Estate for nature and people
Found at the heart of Northumberland, the 3,800-hectare landscape is set to become one of the most ambitious projects to revive and protect wildlife and habitats in the UK.
Artworks created by community members include a large dragon carried at Butetown Carnival. Credit: Innovate Trust.
Projects
Bringing heritage into the hands of people across Wales
Wales Residents Engaging in Arts, Culture and Heritage (Wales REACH) has empowered communities to explore the heritage that matters to them.
A seated dance workshop at Bath Assembly Rooms. Credit: National Trust/Alana Wright.
Projects
Reconnecting the Bath Assembly Rooms
The National Trust's three-year project will create new spaces and opportunities for people to engage with this much-loved heritage site.
Royal Marine Veteran Peter Othen in the Remembrance Room inside the Royal Marines Experience. Credit: Jas Lehal/Press Association.
Projects
Portsmouth’s new Royal Marines Experience
The museum offers an immersive journey through more than 360 years of Royal Marines history with real voices, personal objects and Commando challenges.
Crafting together encouraged participants to share stories and connect with their heritage.
Projects
Preserving Afro-Caribbean heritage through craft
Taking inspiration from an iconic carpet, Crafting Our Homes brought people together to share memories and explore African and Caribbean craft traditions.
The project brought people together to celebrate and reflect on the enduring impact of the Nello James Centre. Credit: The Miren Collective.
Projects
Case study: reconnecting generations through Black community heritage
Learn how Rekindling Nello James reunited a community, inspired young people and developed an inclusive approach to running an intergenerational heritage project.
Young people pond dipping and looking for amphibians. Credit: Amphibian and Reptile Conservation.
Projects
Connecting young people to the UK’s wildlife
Hop Spots is an ambitious project that will help children and young people discover, understand and care for native species of reptiles and amphibians.
Women like Lorna Gee were central to the genres. Credit: Hackney Showroom.
Projects
Celebrating the women who pioneered dancehall and reggae
This project is bringing the Black women artists who shaped the UK music scene back into the spotlight.
The project will restore and enhance almost 870 hectares of priority habitats across the uplands and valleys of Neath Port Talbot and Rhondda Cynon Taff. Credit: Richard Pulman.
Projects
Bringing nature and communities together: Lost Peatlands Connections
Lost Peatlands Connections will restore and celebrate important upland habitats while helping people discover, enjoy and reconnect with natural and cultural heritage.