Shape Arts shares how it worked with disabled people to remove barriers, share power and build an archive informed by lived experience.

Our Chief Executive shares an update on how we’re measuring progress towards our vision for heritage and putting evidence at the heart of our grant making.

Our Chief Executive encourages young people to apply for our new Future Heritage Leadership programme and have a say in how we fund heritage.

Vanessa Wells, who leads on our acquisition projects, explores the earliest known work of William Dobson, one of Britain’s first great portrait painters.

Our Chief Executive celebrates the work of communities protecting, sharing and reimagining our diverse heritage across the UK.

Our Chief Executive marks the end of the year by revisiting some of the wonderful projects we've funded and reminding us of the difference heritage makes to people and communities across the UK.

Co-creation with the African-Caribbean community, made possible with £70,000 in National Lottery funding, is another step towards including their perspectives in telling Bristol’s history.

Shjodi Ison shares her experiences of joining a Heritage Fund project as an apprentice, the positive impact of inclusive recruitment and how it has given clarity to her future.

As Knowsley celebrates its 50th birthday, our Engagement Manager, Shanna Lennon, highlights how heritage is thriving in the borough.

Artist and producer David Sheppeard shares reflections and advice from his experiences working with heritage.

How Kick the Dust projects worked to create high quality environments for participants.

Our Director of England, North Helen Featherstone reflects on her first year in the role, the needs of heritage organisations in the North and our commitment to supporting resilience.

Shape Arts’ passionate director, David Hevey, is taking a disruptive, digital approach to sharing disabled people’s voices with the world.

Hear from Gopika about how taking part in the Heritage Trust Network’s Digital Heroes project transformed her future.

Innovation can be uncomfortable, and it takes the tenacity of intrepid explorers, says Kathryn Holland, who is working with our grantees to tackle heritage workforce challenges.

Our Engagement Manager, Natalie Osborne, shares the successful heritage work of Walsall – one of our 13 Areas of Focus.

Our Chief Executive, Eilish McGuinness, reflects on the latest milestones along the 10-year journey of our new strategy, Heritage 2033.

South Asian Heritage Month grounds Naveed to his community’s past. It also makes space to talk about how to engage British South Asians with the UK’s cultural and natural heritage.