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Funding fairs and advice sessions in the East of England 11/04/2018 We are out and about across the region at funding events and advice sessions. You may want to come and meet us at one of these and talk about your ideas or learn more about our funding. …

Lottery funding to unlock private money for UK heritage Eastleach Church Churches Conservation Trust 13/06/2013 The money, which includes £8.5million of endowment grants and £3.8million to help build fundraising capacity, has been awarded through HLF’s …

Titanic Drawing Offices and Northern Counties to be transformed with Lottery grants Nicky Dunn and Carole Souter in the famous Drawing Office One 11/10/2013 Two projects from Northern Ireland are among the first in the UK to benefit from the Heritage …

Lottery investment to unlock commercial potential of five unused historic buildings 11/10/2013 Today, the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) is announcing more than £12million of UK-wide funding that will transform five important but neglected historic buildings …

Spurn lighthouse to shine again 18/09/2013 Spurn is a narrow, three-mile long arc of sand between the Humber Estuary and the North Sea with the Grade II listed lighthouse at its point. A £470,500 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) will enable the …

First World War Centenary: one year to go 04/08/2013 Today, 99 years since the UK entered the First World War, communities across the country have been given the green light to start a range of projects that will mark the forthcoming Centenary thanks to …

£4m boost for Stockton’s Globe Theatre Stockton’s Globe Theatre 11/10/2013 Today, the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) is announcing a grant of £3,992,000 to transform the neglected Grade II listed Art Deco Globe Theatre on Stockton High Street into a live …

Time for grime to shed image of crime 01/04/2009 Leading names in British urban music and dub poetry – from Cleveland Watkiss to Benjamin Zephaniah - will be helping a group of young people from South East London in a project to trace the roots of ‘grime’ …