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
Regeneration
Nature recovery and improved facilities are helping this special place flourish for the benefit of both wildlife and people. Credit: National Trust images/Chris Lacey.
Projects
Reconnecting people and nature at Divis and the Black Mountain
In 2004, National Lottery players’ support helped The National Trust purchase Divis and the Black Mountain. Now our £3million grant is restoring its natural habitat and improving access for local communities.
Bellville Sassoon dress and overcoat, part of the Fashion Museum Bath's collection. Credit: David Parry Photography.
Projects
Fashion Museum Bath to become a destination for the south west
This project will regenerate a historic building in the heart of Bath to house the collection and engage young people and the community.
The historic light tower at the entrance to Dunure Harbour. Credit: Eddie Telford.
Projects
Shaping the future of Dunure's heritage
A new project is exploring opportunities to conserve, celebrate and revitalise Dunure's historic assets, supported by South Ayrshire Council and us.
The project, alongside regenerating valued historic buildings, will provide heritage skills training for local people. Photo: IceCream Architecture.
Projects
Investing in Ayrshire's heritage, supporting a coastal community
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.
Players from the Scottish Ensemble, one the partners who will use the historic McLellan Galleries on Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow following restoration. Photo: James Chapelard.
News
We’ve invested £10million to revitalise historic places and bring communities closer to their heritage
With our support, built heritage projects from Glasgow to Grimsby will bring new life to high streets, pass on new skills and boost pride in place.
Belfast Historic Waterfront at sunset. Photo: Maritime Belfast Trust.
Stories
We're investing in places to bring communities together and unlock the potential of heritage
Explore how our Heritage Places strategic initiative is supporting adaptive, collaborative approaches that meet unique local needs.
A community project in Airdrie, home of the world's first penalty kick, has supported the development of the Felt Experience Resource Kit. Photo: North Lanarkshire Council.
Stories
Putting people’s memories at the heart of heritage-inspired regeneration
We’ve developed a free resource to help heritage projects to understand their communities' felt experience and how this can shape more effective, considerate decision making and sustainable planning.
Exploring Govan Graving Docks with Deirdre Gaughan, Chair of the Central Govan Action Plan, Andy Milne from The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Cllr. Ricky Bell, Deputy Leader of Glasgow City Council and Govan Ward councillor. Photo: Peter Devlin.
Projects
A bright future for the Govan Heritage project
We're supporting the next phase of heritage-inspired regeneration in one of Scotland’s most historically significant yet economically disadvantaged urban areas.
Bradford-based dancers, representing a mix of cultures, celebrate the opening of Bradford Arts Centre. Photo: Guzelian Ltd.
Stories
Putting communities at the heart of Bradford
Our support is helping local people across the district tell their stories, celebrate identity and shape a future rooted in pride and belonging.
Celebrating the Belfast Maritime Festival on the banks of the River Lagan. Photo: Maritime Belfast Trust.
News
Six areas, towns and cities across the UK to benefit from long-term investment
We’re delighted to announce funding for these new Heritage Places, the next chapter of a 10-year journey to help places thrive by connecting communities to the heritage on their doorstep.
Birnbeck is one of only six Grade II* listed piers in England. Credit: Chris Gorman/Big Ladder.
News
A further £5.54million to save Birnbeck Pier
Our additional investment acknowledges the unique challenge and urgent need to protect this landmark for future generations.