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… to do so by law. Who we are The National Lottery Heritage Fund is an operating name of the Trustees of the National … Bridge House, 25 Dowgate Hill, London EC4R 2YA. What we need The Information we gather will depend on if you … . How can I access my personal data? If you want to know what personal data we   have about you, you can ask us   for …

… and run a successful oral history project. It explains what oral history is and how to run an oral history project … are open to debate, analysis and interpretation. That’s what makes oral history challenging and exciting and just as … support volunteers might need. Contact your local Heritage Fund team to see if they can put you in touch with other oral …

… Head of Research, Data and Insight at the Heritage Fund The benefits of cohort working It can provide … delivery. We regularly conduct research to discover what is happening in the heritage sector, and we evaluate our … delivery. We regularly conduct research to discover what is happening in the heritage sector, and we evaluate our …

… to ensure your approach works for your target audiences. What to include in an interpretation plan Broadly, it should include what you want to interpret, who your audience is and the … focused your interpretation will be. We want projects we fund to remove barriers to access and participation, …

… refer to these words in the terms and conditions, this is what we mean:   ‘we’, ‘us’, ‘our’ – the Trustees of the National Heritage Memorial Fund (who administer The National Lottery Heritage Fund and … indefinitely. If you want to sell, destroy or dispose of what you have bought in future, you must ask for our …