The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Arts Council England have awarded £3million each to showcase the West Midlands' rich culture and heritage.

With England back in lockdown and many parts of the UK under tighter restrictions, we have gathered some of our favourite heritage activities to enjoy at home.

Taking the Digital Attitudes and Skills for Heritage (DASH) survey helps heritage organisations understand and address their digital needs – and helps us understand them too.

The world’s most complete surviving transporter bridge is set to become a major tourist attraction thanks to an £8.75m National Lottery grant.

As lockdown restrictions continue to lift in Northern Ireland, we're celebrating heritage sites that are opening up across the country. Where will you visit this summer?

The National Lottery Heritage Fund has invested £1.9million to support the development of three spectacular Scottish heritage sites.

We’re currently on the lookout for a new Committee member to join the team in the North of England.

Six-year project to restore ship and open it up to the public is completed thanks to £4.7million National Lottery support.

London landmark is on the ‘route to recovery’ as government emergency funding for culture hits £1billion.

68 inspiring projects have received grants from the Government’s Green Recovery Challenge Fund for wildlife conservation and nature restoration.

Jonathan Mace and Heather Brown reflect on how their National Lottery funded heritage projects consider a variety of access needs.

The 5,000 year old sarsen stones of Stonehenge have been temporarily illuminated with the faces of eight committed individuals from heritage projects across the UK. Their work throughout the COVID-19 pandemic has been supported by National Lottery funding. “Without the graft and tireless effort of

The National Lottery Heritage Fund has resumed accepting small and medium project funding applications and launched an interest free loans pilot.

We have teamed up with the Welsh Government to offer grants between £5,000–£100,000 to pay for business skills training for Welsh environmental non-governmental organisations (eNGOs).

New fund opening today will support organisations seeking to mark the history of the Northern Ireland Centenary in 2021.

Our 15-Minute Heritage programme to support mental and physical wellbeing during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has awarded grants to 84 projects across Wales.

80 organisations in England have received a share of £9m in the second round of awards from the Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage.