Ninety nature projects across England have been awarded funding from the Government’s Green Recovery Challenge Fund.

The birthplace one of Scotland’s most famous explorers has re-opened following a £6.86million National Lottery grant.

It has been so rewarding to support the National Lottery Heritage Fund, make a profound difference to heritage and culture in the UK, and, importantly, for people, communities and the environment. - Izzy Mohammed, current Committee Member for England, Midlands & East Guide our funding We are seeking

Ros Kerslake CBE has announced that she will step down from her role as Chief Executive of The National Lottery Heritage Fund at the end of 2021.

New National Lottery funding will boost digital skills in the heritage sector by helping organisations develop digital volunteering opportunities.

We’re launching a £380,000 grant programme to encourage people from disadvantaged and marginalised communities across Wales to get in touch with nature.

From the Scottish mountains to England's southwest coast, these big heritage ideas champion environmental, community and cultural heritage.

A third round of the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund - supporting heritage organisations in England – is now open.

Jubilee Pool received recognition for its sustainable practices at the Museums + Heritage Awards.

The projects aim to preserve key heritage sites, and will benefit a diverse range of people – from the church community to the locals of Stafford town centre. History at the Heart of Community Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Archives is receiving £3,964,000 for the History at the Heart of Community

The National Lottery Heritage Fund has contributed over £1.8m to support the regeneration of a historic Lancashire town centre.

Evidence from the Parks for People programme and six case studies uncovers the importance of our parks and how we can support them in future.

A National Lottery grant will help restore the Grade II* listed hall, along with its stables and coach house, to better serve its diverse South London community.

A monument to a Napoleonic War hero and a nature haven which is home to a former cholera hospital are getting a £1.5m boost from The National Lottery Heritage Fund in Wales.

The list of heritage sites taking part in June’s National Lottery Open Week has been announced – check out some of our favourite offers for you look forward to.

Pupils from Cardiff’s Thornhill Primary School experienced the Gwern-y-Bendy and Rhydypennau woodlands as part of a conservation project funded by a Community Woodlands grant.

For Volunteers' Week, we hear from volunteers on the People’s Porpoise Project in Pembrokeshire, Wales, to find out how they are benefiting from conserving marine life.

We commissioned Renaisi to find out how heritage organisations across the UK used our emergency funding, which was delivered at speed from April last year. The report reveals the positive impact the Heritage Emergency Fund had on the sector, as we distributed £49,829,600 to 961 heritage