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On Top of the World - Bride Stones, Todmorden
On Top of the World - Bride Stones, Todmorden

Projects

… are known as the 'hills that shaped the modern world' and with their 1,000-year history of rural and industrial heritage, their story has now been documented and preserved forever through a £573,400 …

Investment milestone: £1billion for Scottish heritage

A view of the facade of the Riverside Museum in Glasgow, opposite a docked tall ship in the Clyde.
Glasgow's Riverside Museum. Credit: Neil Williamson.

Stories

… helping connect the people of Scotland with their past and build pride in place. From preserving our historic buildings, industrial legacy and the natural environment, to exploring and sharing … and conserve the land, which was at risk. Mar Lodge now has a 200-year preservation and biodiversity plan to …

Cromford Mills wins 2017 Europa Nostra award

Sam Wilmot, digital apprentice
Sam Wilmot, digital apprentice

Blogs

… working on the project. Out of 202 applications and 39 countries across Europe, little old Cromford Mills has … at Cromford Mills from its derelict state to what it is now. It would also not have been possible without the … dancing at the opening of Cromford Mills Building 17 then and now … Out of 202 applications and 39 countries …

Saving the Home of Auld Lang Syne

Three people standing at a gate. Behind them are white farm buildings. They are holding a blues circular The NAtional Lottery Heritage FUnd sign
Heritage Fund support for Saving the Home of Auld Lang Syne. Photo: Ian Findlay/Robert Burns Ellisland Trust.

Projects

… 10/09/2024 Location Lochar Local Authority Dumfries and Galloway Applicant Robert Burns Ellisland Trust(SCIO) … the original buildings where he lived, fields he worked and the paths he walked. Operated by Robert Burns Ellisland … of engagement and events to share the legacy of Burns now and into the future.” Caroline Clark, The National …

Celebrating 20 years of Grafton Wood

Sir Peter Luff opens Grafton Wood in 1997 with then Trust Chairman Ron Stanton
Sir Peter Luff opens Grafton Wood in 1997 with then Trust Chairman Ron Stanton Worcestershire Wildlife Trust

News

… Wood Sir Peter Luff opens Grafton Wood in 1997 with then Trust Chairman Ron Stanton Worcestershire Wildlife Trust … grants of £61,350 awarded to Worcestershire Wildlife Trust and wildlife charity Butterfly Conservation by HLF in 1997. … in the wood itself; last year there were hundreds.  “Now 31 species of butterfly have been seen in the woodland …

Winners announced for Sustainable Project of the Year 2025

A group of people posing with an award
Joint winners of Sustainable Project of the Year, Stourbridge Glass Museum Eco-friendly Upcycled Glass Exhibition in New Eco Museum. Credit: Hayley Bray.

News

… Eco Museum. Credit: Hayley Bray. Railworld Wildlife Haven and Stourbridge Glass Museum have been crowned the winners of … on 15 May. Alistair Brown, our Head of Museums, Libraries and Archives Policy, said: "We are really proud to sponsor … in 2024 revealed over 300 species of flora and fauna now exist on site. Helping others take climate action The …

#HeritageIsOpen: ten new places to visit this summer 

four children hold up large letters spelling FERN, the name of the diplodocus skeleton on display behind them
Children from the local community reveal the name of Fern the Diplodocus. Photo: Trustees of the Natural History Museum.

News

… with our #HeritageIsOpen campaign, highlighting events and openings at heritage places that have received support … Where will you visit? Natural History Museum Gardens Rest and connect with nature in the heart of London by exploring … Head of Steam Museum site has undergone refurbishment and now houses a new exhibition space, archive and open store. A …

Application questions: Nature Networks Fund (round five) £250,000 to £1million

Publications

… for a Nature Networks (Round 5) grant between £250,000 and £1m.  Explore our position and advice on using artificial … – 5,000 characters] Why does your project need to happen now? [Text field – 5,000 characters] Who else have you … work, for example, from an artist or an ecologist, then you should upload a brief. The brief should describe the …

Terms and conditions of your grant: £10,000 to £250,000

Publications

… Terms and conditions of your grant: £10,000 to £250,000 30/01/2024 … your Project is subject to Public Procurement legislation then you must follow the relevant legislation.   Procedures … agreement To be able to release payment of your Grant, you now need to check and confirm the following statements. 6.1 …

Inclusion good practice guidance

Publications

… Heritage Fund is committed to supporting inclusion, access and participation. We expect the projects we fund to help everyone explore and learn about heritage. By reading this guidance you'll … that is valued, cared for and sustained for everyone, now and in the future. Improving access to heritage will help …

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