Areas, buildings and monuments

But that is all about to change thanks to National Lottery support of over £4million to rescue and conserve this ancient structure and bring its long and varied history alive for today’s generation. The award to the Hay Castle Trust will enable it to save and consolidate the castle ruins, while at

Thanks to initial support from National Lottery players, this once bustling industrial hub could be returned to its former glory.

HLF has earmarked £3.3million to regenerate the former slate quay on Caernarfon waterfront, transforming it into a vibrant shopping and tourist hotspot fit for the craftsmen of today.

A south Wales town that is synonymous with the country’s industrial heritage is looking to transform its centre, thanks to £1.2million from HLF.

HLF/Landmark Trust project to rescue rare 15th-century building to be featured on Channel 4.

Today sees the doors of much-loved Pontypridd lido re-open.

The Landmark Trust is delighted to announce HLF funding to rescue Llwyn Celyn, a rare late 15th-century building within the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Aberglasney Restoration Trust is to create a 'miniature college' in Carmarthenshire to teach the young people to become heritage horticultural experts.

The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) is investing £2.6million in projects across Wales. The National Lottery funding will provide much needed support for Wales’ heritage.

Cardigan Castle, birthplace of the Eisteddfod – Wales’ iconic cultural festival – once again saw its mighty walls filled with the sounds of traditional music and literature, as the castle played host to a celebratory concert last night (25 June).

Llangollen Chain Bridge will today be re-opened to the public for the first time in over 30 years. Eddie Butler, rugby commentator and presenter of the former BBC Wales series Hidden Histories, will officially re-open the bridge which is thought to be the oldest chain links bridge in the world.

With help from HLF, a group of local volunteers helped restore the town’s ‘Bonded Store’. This ws a once closed-off building within Narberth; locked to the local community and a former store of kegs full of duty-free whisky, brandy and rum, only accessible with the opening of double locks on the