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… Digitising the Leonard Cheshire Sound Archive - preserving and raising awareness of Leonard Cheshire History Our … that record the memories of people who have lived, worked and volunteered at Leonard Cheshire Disability since the … Lottery Heritage Fund grant in 2019, they are now being digitised and safeguarded for future generations. …

… legacy of the York-based industrialist, social reformer and philanthropist, Joseph Rowntree. The 18-month project … 1988: working in the confectionery factory entertainment and leisure time transport life in New Earwsick The project … people’s lives. We had over 1000 participants and we now plan to set up some permanent reminiscence clubs.” You …

… project looked at the lives of individual migrants and British Chinese, as well as the development of the … further training in interview techniques. Participants then collected 36 oral histories, which now form a permanent archive at Library of Birmingham. The …

… the Best Volunteer Project category in the 2011 Archives and Research Association awards! Jenny Wong, project leader … images for the new archive. The fascinating stories were then shared with a wide range of people through radio … exhibition at MOSI’s Community Gallery. The archive is now held at Archives+ and people can continue to add their …

… intensive farming, they were managed through hay-making and grazing, allowing them to support an enormously diverse … Weald worked with a class from Rotherfield Primary School and Trust volunteers to celebrate and maintain this heritage. … exhibition telling the story of the Green. The Trust is now working with the School on how to link the Green with the …

… Trust at the new footbridge, which links Brackfield and Red Brae Woods. Heritage Grants Date awarded 13/03/2018 Location Park Local Authority Derry City and Strabane Applicant The Woodland Trust Award Given £536300 … from DAERA’s Rural Development Programme. The area has now been transformed into a high-quality destination for the …

… overlooks a beautiful lake along with ancient cedar trees. Now open to the public, the house offers year-round free entry, a new community programme of learning and public events, exhibition rooms, a modern café and a stunning wedding venue.    Inside the Jacobean building …

… Black heritage, performance and Shakespeare in Scotland OMOS performers at Stirling Castle. Photo: Washington Gwande Resilience and Inclusion Date awarded 16/03/2021 Location Stirling North … engaging with communities with workshops and discussions. Now, with major presentations in Glasgow and Berlin, the film …