20 miles north of Edinburgh on the shores of its very own loch, the town of Linlithgow holds a unique place in Scottish history.

The Easter holiday is a great time to get some fresh air! From dreamy beaches to jaw-dropping mountains, the National Lottery has supported more than 42,000 heritage projects UK-wide that will give you a chance to stretch your legs.

The NCRF was set up by the Department for Digital Culture Media and Sport as part of the legacy of the Great Exhibition of the North. Through the NCRF, £3m will now be available to enterprises across the Northern Powerhouse areas of the North of England to apply for repayable finance (loans and

This weekend Windermere Jetty: Museum of Boats, Steam and Stories opens its doors to the public for the first time ever.

The Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich reopens on 23 March, thanks to £3.1million from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

At a grand manor house in Ealing, 175 years’ worth of paint layers and unsympathetic renovations have been peeled back to reveal the stunning original design of one of the UK’s most influential architects. Soane’s house of art and entertainment Sir John Soane, architect of buildings including the

The National Football Museum has acquired an exciting new painting to add to its collection of 20th century art, thanks to National Lottery players.

In celebration of International Women’s Day, we spoke to five inspirational women who work in all aspects of heritage. We asked them for the most important piece of advice they would give to other women looking to work or get involved in the sector. They also told us who inspires them today.

Let us know which National Lottery-funded projects deserve special recognition at the National Lottery Awards.