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Heritage across the UK

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… Heritage Fund is evolving the way we work across the UK and internally to better enable us to look after the nation’s … UK’s heritage over the next five years. We have a new name and a new corporate identity . Later this year we will be … heritage projects is as simple and accessible as possible. Now and in the future Twenty-five years on from the first …

Nature: we can all make a difference

Hands holding seeds

Blogs

… Rangers, our work involves looking after both urban and rural green spaces, from chalk streams to woodlands and … Rangers It's really important that the woodland we have now is properly looked after. Often this means cutting trees … is the most dangerous myth. If everyone does what they can then yes, we can make a difference. Why not: plant a pot on …

Lifeline for species on verge of extinction

Butterflies fluttering in hedgerow

News

… of eight species of moth, native oysters, Twinflowers and Surrey’s hedgerow wildlife can now go ahead thanks to the funding.  "Urgent action is needed … for species under threat." Drew Bennellick, Head of Land and Nature Policy Drew Bennellick, Head of Land and Nature …

Dr Sheree Mack: passion projects and empowering women

Dr Sheree Mack swimming

Blogs

… Dr Sheree Mack: passion projects and empowering women 08/03/2022 Dr Sheree Mack Dr Sheree … being with and in nature that brought me back to myself. Then I looked around and saw women like me suffering and … SHEROES programme has also been going for about four years now, it focuses on a group of inner city Muslim girls aged …

Great War Aerodrome staves off ruin thanks to emergency funding

Plane flying
S.E.5e biplane

News

… 113-acre site, which includes 24 Grade II listed buildings and played a key role in the Battle for Britain (First World … Executive of the aerodrome, explains: “It was devastating, and put us at risk of ruin. The work of over 160 active and … from our  Heritage Emergency Fund  means that they are now on the road to recovery, with a strong chance of …

Welcome to my world: a week in the life of an HLF development officer

Sally Roberts, Swyddog Datblygu yn nhîm CDL Cymru
Sally Roberts, Swyddog Datblygu yn nhîm CDL Cymru

Blogs

… Officer This is Sally’s penultimate week with HLF, and what a week it’s been! Reckon you could pick up where she … in her world… I started working for HLF five years ago. Now I’m starting a fresh chapter somewhere else it strikes me … spend the day finding the potential in others’ ideas and then helping people realise it for themselves. I’ll start my …

Daffodils, dogs and St David: £6m to Wales’ National Botanic Garden

Ci yng nghanol y cennin pedr yng Nghardd Fotaneg Genedlaethol Cymru
Mae Gardd Fotaneg Genedlaethol Cymru yn dathlu Dydd Gŵyl Dewi mewn steil gyda-gwerth miliynau o bunnoedd buddsoddiad

News

… 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 …

£4,600 to help commemorate the First World War in Amersham

News

… 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 …

‘Saving Gower’ landscape

News

… 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 …

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