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We believe international working is vital for a strong heritage sector 12/09/2019 The UK’s heritage is critical to our reputation around the world. Here’s how we can help the sector work internationally. In our Strategic Funding Framework , we are …

Heritage Lottery Fund first major grantgiver to require carbon footprints in funding applications 05/07/2012 Announced as HLF sets out its new strategic framework for 2013 – 2018, HLF will now ask all applicants requesting funding above £2m to measure the …

£2.6million Heritage Lottery grants for Wales’ churches, wildlife and wells Gerddi Aberglasney, Sir Gaerfyrddin. 30/06/2015 Richard Bellamy, the new Head of the Heritage Lottery Fund in Wales said:  " We at HLF understand that heritage means many things …

Virtual reality makes Cornwall’s mining heritage accessible to all 25/07/2019 A pioneering 360° virtual reality tour will make Cornwall’s mining heritage accessible to all, thanks to an award-winning National Lottery project. Heritage Ability is working …

Wales’ broadcasting history saved thanks to The National Lottery 14/06/2019 A ground-breaking project to create a National Broadcast Archive for Wales is set to become a reality following a National Lottery grant of nearly £5million. The National Lottery …

Inspiring Medicine galleries open at the Science Museum 14/11/2019 The world’s largest medical galleries open at the Science Museum this weekend thanks to National Lottery players. Opening just a few days before The National Lottery’s 25th Birthday , …

Surgeons’ Hall Museum to be transformed with help of £2.7million Heritage Lottery Fund grant Artists impression of the planned redevelopment of Surgeon's Hall in Edinburgh 02/12/2013 The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCSEd), the UK’s oldest …

Historic hall built by forgotten Georgian businesswoman to be saved 13/06/2019 Story of Ann Morley to be uncovered and Grade II* listed People’s Hall transformed, thanks to £1.5million from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Who was Ann Morley? Ann …