Areas, buildings and monuments

At St John the Baptist Church in Nash, storm damage and the climate crisis have accelerated the deterioration of the medieval church’s rare 16th-century spire over the past 20 years.

The iconic piece of 19th-century architecture has been restored and reopened to welcome new generations to one of Ynys Môn’s most distinctive landmarks.

Four key buildings, treasured by the community, are at the centre of a major programme of conservation and placemaking supporting the historic centre of Girvan.

This five-year archaeological project is exploring the impact of the climate crisis on Hadrian's Wall Magna fort and bringing more than 1,900 years of heritage to life.

After decades of exposure to the coastal environment, the Grade I listed building is undergoing urgent conservation work to protect it for future generations.

Our funding is restoring a Grade II* listed church, preserving its heritage and transforming it into a space for all.

An ambitious repair project has successfully preserved the extraordinary heritage of one of Northampton’s oldest pubs.

This transformational project is welcoming visitors to a hidden part of London’s oldest working hospital for the first time.

Our funding will conserve the priory’s internationally significant collection of stained glass, carry out essential repairs to the historic building and improve visitor facilities.

We're supporting the next phase of heritage-inspired regeneration in one of Scotland’s most historically significant yet economically disadvantaged urban areas.

Workhouse Connect has supported students with special educational needs to connect with one another and learn new skills.

Renovations to the Grade II* listed 17th-century building in Abergavenny will allow it to open to the public for the first time.