With the help of £4.5million from us, customers are back under its beautifully restored glass and cast-iron roof for the first time in a decade.

From a cart and wagon shed on the site of the UK’s first war dog school to the oldest building in Britain’s first recorded city, explore recently-funded projects restoring historic spaces as venues for local people and visitors.

Coalface to Wildspace will restore habitats for amphibians and reptiles through 31 community conservation projects in Scotland and Yorkshire.

Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council has been named the winner of our acknowledgement awards, with Hyde Park Picture House, Black Country Living Museum and Hull Maritime recognised as runners-up.

We asked owners and managers of historic parks and gardens across the UK about how the climate crisis is affecting the places they care for.

This summer our Wales team are heading to Llantwd, Sir Benfro (Pembrokeshire) to connect with communities and share the work we support at The National Eisteddfod.

From Morecambe Bay to Mourne Gullion, these Landscape Connections projects will restore nature, strengthen climate resilience and help more people engage with natural heritage.

The world-famous sculptures have been preserved for future generations following a transformational project at one of London's most historic parks.

The UK’s historic ships have saved lives at sea, sustained coastal fishing communities and connected people and places. Now our funding is helping secure their future.

The former iron and steelworks near Wrexham, north Wales, will be transformed into a visitor attraction, community hub and business space.

The government wants to hear from you about how money raised by National Lottery players is invested.

As the future of Bass Rock and Craigleith islands are secured for future generations of people (and gannets and puffins), discover our legacy of funding marine habitats.

From safeguarding sharks to performing Shakespeare, our latest grants are creating opportunities for young people to explore, learn about and develop in heritage.

Lambeth Palace and Gloucestershire Archives have been crowned winners at the Museums + Heritage Awards.

Help us celebrate the innovative ways projects have acknowledged their funding and win the chance to have a social media film made about your project.

We’ve funded innovative and collaborative projects tackling widespread challenges for synagogues, churches and chapels through our Heritage in Need: Places of Worship strategic initiative.

Twenty-eight projects have received grants up to £1m to restore and improve biodiversity across land and sea.

We sponsor this annual award which celebrates projects that demonstrate outstanding environmentally-driven initiatives from the past year.