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… Daffodils, dogs and St David: £6m to Wales’ National Botanic Garden Mae Gardd … youngest national botanic garden, horticulture will now meet history in Carmarthenshire’s 226-hectare site as a … of interconnecting 18th-century lakes, cascades, bridges and dams. Baroness Kay Andrews, UK Trustee and Chair of the …

… the fallen 30/09/2013 As part of HLF’s First World War: then and now programme the project will provide an opportunity for …

… Lottery has gone to good causes, helping to change lives and transform communities across the UK. This year’s special … food sources, engaged the community across generations and taught people new skills. Vote on the Lottery Good Causes … training centre were added. Previously neglected, the now thriving park has more than 200,000 visitors a year. Vote …

… War Memorial. It will bring together both official and personal information providing the individual’s service … The award was made through HLF’s ‘First World War: then and now’ programme. The project will be led by Chiltern …

… fragile landscape of this popular tourist destination will now be safeguarded for the future. The Gower is one the UK’s most renowned landscapes and the project will seek to open up this space for more people to enjoy and understand this largely unspoilt part of South Wales. The …

… 02/04/2019 Rom Skatepark has had its fair share of ups and downs, from becoming the first listed skatepark in Europe … site holds a very special place in the hearts of skaters and BMX riders across the world. Supported by The National … come together to tell their stories, the story of Rom and now the fight to secure its future. A little corner of …

… centre has started a new chapter for Cornwall’s heritage and the town of Redruth. A leap forward for preservation With … Kernow holds a wealth of stories of Cornish heritage and identity. As well as bringing multiple archives safely … to do before due to limited space and facilities. Now, they can proudly show off Cornwall’s heritage and …