What is the DASH survey? Developing digital skills can help heritage organisations weather the COVID-19 pandemic and move towards a more resilient, creative future. But understanding how best to use digital can feel like a large and daunting prospect. The Digital Attitudes and Skills for Heritage

Nominations recognise outstanding National Lottery funded projects that are making a difference for people and heritage across the UK.

We’re providing opportunities for young people to advance their careers in the heritage sector through our traineeships and internships.

The Review, launched in June 2020, drew on internal expertise and evidence, commissioned external research and examined best practice in the heritage sector and beyond. We set out to define an ambitious vision of inclusive heritage for ourselves and the sector. It was led by Andrew White, Director

A major project will support wildlife in London and other UK cities through a biodiverse green space, scientific innovation and engaging young people.

We speak to three heritage leaders to discover some of the key ingredients of digital leadership and hear about a new, free digital resource.

More than £14million has been awarded to projects that will help a wider range of people benefit from heritage.

Ninety nature projects across England have been awarded funding from the Government’s Green Recovery Challenge Fund.

The birthplace one of Scotland’s most famous explorers has re-opened following a £6.86million National Lottery grant.

We're looking for eight new committee members who can help us steer a course for heritage.

Ros Kerslake CBE has announced that she will step down from her role as Chief Executive of The National Lottery Heritage Fund at the end of 2021.

New National Lottery funding will boost digital skills in the heritage sector by helping organisations develop digital volunteering opportunities.

We’re launching a £380,000 grant programme to encourage people from disadvantaged and marginalised communities across Wales to get in touch with nature.

From the Scottish mountains to England's southwest coast, these big heritage ideas champion environmental, community and cultural heritage.