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The University of South Wales (USW) is about to take Monmouthshire back to its Roman roots.

Mencap's three year project is capturing memories of former residents and staff from Wales's long-stay hospitals.

The team behind the success of the 360 Observatory picked up their National Lottery Award for Best Environment project

The impressive works to develop the interior of the Grade I listed Llancaiach Fawr Manor to provide a more accurate representation of life in the mid-17th Century, will be officially unveiled by the First Minister Carwyn Jones today.

This Saturday there’s going to be a party in Penrhyndeudraeth – and there’s certainly plenty to celebrate, as youngsters embark on a new project to learn more about the former local munitions works that was once the largest explosives factory in Europe.

The 1st Menai Bridge Scout Group has received funding for a challenging project to explore the role of Snowdonia and Anglesey Scouts and Scouting during the First World War.

Today sees the doors of much-loved Pontypridd lido re-open.

Wildlife expert and TV personality Michaela Strachan surprises staff and volunteers at the Cors Dyfi nature reserve with National Lottery trophy.

Michaela Strachan 'Really wild' for award-winning rare bird project.

In an exciting and highly anticipated first in its 154-year history, this year’s Eisteddfod will see a groundbreaking history tent unveiled.

The Landmark Trust is delighted to announce HLF funding to rescue Llwyn Celyn, a rare late 15th-century building within the Brecon Beacons National Park.

A unique new cultural history project is being launched this week in Cardiff, which has seen people with learning disabilities come together to create an exciting multicultural heritage trail across Newport and Cardiff.

Aberglasney Restoration Trust is to create a 'miniature college' in Carmarthenshire to teach the young people to become heritage horticultural experts.

Some of Wales’s finest heritage landmarks are just some of the stops on our new HLF chair’s visit to this beautiful, green country.

Volunteers have been collecting stories about working in a Welsh factory, many of which have never been heard.

In addition to using our funding advice service, there are a number of ways to meet members of the HLF team and to seek more information before making your application.