The building will become a vibrant community hub. Credit: Steve Pope / FotoWales.
Projects
Revitalising Tylorstown Welfare Hall
The historic heart of a community in the Rhondda being restored for the future
Areas, buildings and monuments
The Grade A listed theatre first opened in 1906. Ten wheelchair spaces across the auditorium are served by two new lifts. Credit: Anneleen Lindsay.
Projects
Redevelopment transforms accessibility at the King’s Theatre, Edinburgh
Our funding supported improvements to the 120-year-old theatre and creative activities designed with local people to explore the venue's history.
Credit: Archive Number 6529515. From the collections of the National Monuments Record of Wales: Thomas Lloyd Collection postcard by D. J. Davies.
Projects
Capeli Cymru: preserving the Nonconformist heritage of Wales
This project is safeguarding the nation’s rich heritage of Nonconformist chapels and their associated archives, objects, stories and traditions.
The abbey is named after Edmund, a Saxon king of East Anglia who was killed by Danish raiders in 869. Credit: Tom Soper Photography.
Projects
The Abbey of St Edmund, Reborn
In Bury St Edmunds, the ruins of one of England’s great medieval abbeys are being conserved, with new interpretation, access and activities to better connect the abbey with the nearby cathedral and town.
Prayer in St Mary-le-Strand. Credit David Parry.
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Saving The Strand’s iconic church
The Jewel in the Strand project is restoring the Grade I-listed baroque landmark in central London.
The existing museum at 59 Castle Street (pictured right) will expand into number 57, to make a gallery space nearly four times its current size. Credit: Causeway Coast and Glens Museum Services.
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Reviving Ballycastle Museum – the gateway to a coastal community
A listed 18th-century courthouse and market building in Ballycastle’s Conservation Area will undergo conservation repairs. Together, they’ll become a dedicated space for exploring local heritage.
The spire of Porlock's St Dubricius Church made out of oak shingle. Credit: St Dubricius Church Parochial Church Council.
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Saving the rare spire on Porlock’s church
The Grade I listed St Dubricius Church in Somerset will restore its oak-shingled spire and safeguard the building for future generations.
Once complete, the centre will host exhibitions and events on Jewish life in Wales. Credit: Neil Richardson, Welsh Jewish Cultural Centre.
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Establishing Wales’ first Jewish cultural centre
An abandoned synagogue in Merthyr Tydfil will open its doors for the first time in two decades as a new hub for Welsh Jewish heritage.
The Waterloo Block was originally a barracks and is now home to the Jewel House. Credit: Historic Royal Palaces.
Projects
Expanding learning opportunities at the Tower of London
Its historic Waterloo Block will be home to a new learning and community centre, creating modern and accessible facilities for schools and groups.
The project is inspiring children and young people and helping them feel connected to the building’s heritage. Credit: Richard Lakos.
Projects
Transforming the Poor Priests’ Hospital in Canterbury
The 800-year-old Grade I listed building and wider site will be repaired and repurposed as a free, accessible space for the community.
Young people have played a key role in shaping plans. Credit: 1625 Independent People.
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Supporting young lives at Kingsley Hall
Our funding is restoring a Grade II* listed building in Bristol and securing its future as a vital hub for disadvantaged young people.
The Royal Observatory. Credit: Chris Gorman / The Big Ladder.
Projects
Transforming the Royal Observatory Greenwich
The 350-year-old site is the UK’s first purpose-built scientific institution. We're funding urgent conservation and significant upgrades to improve the visitor experience.