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Ashton Old Baths

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… including historic houses, civic spaces, former factories and places of worship, joining the list of beleaguered … at the centre of a vision to transform the building. Now, where swimmers used to practice their sport sits an … usable commercial spaces. We launched it in 2013 and since then we have invested more than £100m and are seeing derelict …

Application help notes: Nature Networks Fund (round two)

Publications

… (round two) This application guide is for organisations and individuals applying to the Nature Networks Fund (round … and select the 'Grants of £10,000 to £250,000' button. Then click 'Start a New Application'. If you decide to copy … by 31 March 2025 . Why does your project need to happen now? Answer as normal. Is the project taking place at the …

Local heritage explored thanks to Heritage Lottery funding

News

… thanks to Heritage Lottery funding 19/08/2009 Denny and Dunipace Mills Oral History project has been awarded a … the way. We are delighted that projects such as these are now beginning to happen.” The mills of Denny and Dunipace are … local history or as an adult with memories of the mills, then contact, Stewart Johnston on 01324 822827 or Michelle …

Connecting with heritage through lifelong learning

Blogs

… 16/06/2015 Miranda Stearn, Policy Adviser, Learning and Volunteering People of all ages learn through projects … as they investigated family connections to the War and then shared these by creating a film of a poem they had … project participant]"I think it’s brilliant... I’m 58 now and I’m only just learning through this project about my …

£2.6m National Lottery grant will launch ‘The Canny Space’ at Holy Trinity Sunderland

The Canny Space at Holy Trinity, Sunderland
The Canny Space at Holy Trinity, Sunderland

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… of Holy Trinity Sunderland into a new cultural venue and story centre for the city of Sunderland, with a focus on … building, built between 1718 and 1719 for a congregation then dominated by the wealthy merchants who lived around the … at risk, has cared for the church since 1988, and is now working in partnership with city institutions and …

A growing confidence in digital: from pandemic survival to future planning

Publications

… to future planning 25/01/2022 The second Digital Attitudes and Skills for Heritage (DASH) survey report offers a unique … sector continues to pivot online to deal with the pandemic and repeated lockdowns. The research was carried out by … staff, 76% of trustees and 57% of volunteers. Digital is now embedded in day-to-day working practices. One respondent …

World’s first iron-framed building secures major investment

News

… of the Flax Mill Maltings site, which will restore and bring back into a third century of productive use some of … The site was a flax mill from 1797 until 1897, and then a maltings until its closure in 1987. English Heritage … architectural importance. Shropshire Council’s plans are now set to transform this historic site into a centre for …

Environmental sustainability good practice guidance

A close-up of a green and brown sand lizard

Publications

… Heritage Fund is committed to supporting nature recovery and environmental sustainability across all our activity. We … by around 19% since monitoring began in 1970 and we are now one of the most nature depleted countries in the world. … how many years' membership you will need: this fee will then be included in any grant. We cannot cover fees if your …

Bid to reveal importance of New Forest in World War II

News

… reveal importance of New Forest in World War II 02/02/2011 Now the New Forest National Park is hoping a widespread archaeological project to discover and record the crucial role the area played in World War II … now and piece together the stories that they tell, then they will soon be lost to future generations." World War …

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