Blogs
Living and working in a threatened landscape
Marion Blockley lives and works in the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage site which is recovering from the recent floods. She writes on what we could and should be doing to prepare for next time.
News
Our support for the heritage sector in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis
We remain committed to supporting the people and organisations working across the heritage sector and are open for business.
Stories
How sharing photos can help promote your heritage site
Michael Maggs, from Wiki Loves Monuments UK, on how anyone can get involved and why digital can help save our heritage.
Blogs
Reimagine, Remake, Replay: giving young women a voice in heritage
Two young women making their mark in heritage describe their experiences of a project at the Ulster Museum.
Credit: Matt Rowe
News
Remains of ‘earliest English saint’ confirmed
The earliest verified remains of an English saint have been confirmed in Kent thanks to National Lottery funding.
News
New impact investment fund for culture and heritage
We are one of the investors in the Arts and Culture Impact Fund, the biggest social impact investment fund of its kind.
Blogs
Why today marks a pivot point for heritage
How the new Arts and Culture Impact Fund could help us grow the heritage sector – and reach those excluded from it.
Cairngorms National Park
Credit: Mark Hamblin/2020VISION/CNPA
News
Twelve pioneering projects shortlisted for Heritage Horizon Awards
The National Lottery Heritage Fund is inviting 12 projects that have shown vision, ambition and the potential to be truly transformational to submit an application.
'Absolute Unit'.
Credit: The Museum of English Rural Life, University of Reading
Stories
Using digital in heritage: the 'absolute unit' way
“We had more research interest… more people come to the museum itself… and more money coming in." - Adam Koszary Watch the video to find out more: Adam Koszary is Social Media and Content Editor at the Royal Academy of Arts. He was formerly Digital Lead at The Museum of English Rural Life (The MERL)
Stories
Digital Skills for Heritage: free posters for your workplace
As part of our Digital Skills for Heritage initiative, we've created four posters designed to inspire use of digital in heritage. Download them for free today.
William Wordsworth's home
Stories
Places and poems for valentines
We share three historic sites loved by some of the UK’s most romantic poets this Valentine's Day.
Kati Price
News
Putting digital to work in your heritage organisation
“Digital is a crucial means by which we fulfil our mission and how we engage millions of people” - Kati Price, Head of Digital Media and Publishing at the V&A Watch the video to find out more: Digital Skills for Heritage This week we launched our new Digital Skills for Heritage initiative, which
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Check your tech maturity with new Digital Culture Compass tool
Arts Council England and The National Lottery Heritage Fund have launched the Digital Culture Compass, a free toolkit designed to help organisations get the most out of digital. “Heritage organisations can thrive in the digital era, using tech to attract the visitors and support they need.” Josie
Blogs
New initiative: Digital Skills for Heritage launches today
Today The National Lottery Heritage Fund launches its Digital Skills for Heritage initiative. Our new Head of Digital Policy, Josie Fraser, tells us what to expect.
Stories
And the winner is... we celebrate awards season
As we launch a new sustainability award, we take a look back at just a few of our award-winning heritage projects. Red carpets at the ready...
J M W Turner, Malmesbury Abbey, Wiltshire, 1827
News
Turner painting of Malmesbury Abbey saved for the nation
A watercolour of Malmesbury Abbey by J M W Turner has been acquired by Athelstan Museum in Malmesbury, thanks to National Lottery players.
Julian Dobson
Stories
Looking closer at the Space to Thrive report
We spoke to Julian Dobson, a researcher for our Space to Thrive report into the impact of parks on health, wellbeing and society.
Blogs
Kick the Dust - what we learned in year two
Four years ago, we set out to change the way young people are involved in and experience heritage.