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Luton: A vibrant, diverse town with a rich heritage identity

Six people posing for a picture in front of a Jazz music archive, including posters and frames
Engagement Manager Dawn Bainbridge (centre) on the job – visiting a jazz archive project

Blogs

Luton: A vibrant, diverse town with a rich heritage identity Engagement Manager Dawn Bainbridge (centre) on the job – visiting a jazz archive project 03/05/2022 Dawn Bainbridge, Engagement Manager for England, Midlands & East Our Engagement Manager for …

A brave new tribute to a famous Victorian explorer

Two people smiling and standing in front of a museum entrance
Heritage Fund colleagues Mwiche and Alisha at the David Livingstone Birthplace

Stories

A brave new tribute to a famous Victorian explorer Heritage Fund colleagues Mwiche and Alisha at the David Livingstone Birthplace 05/10/2022 How an independent museum in Scotland is preserving and re-examining the legacy of the nation’s most renowned …

£1.4million to transform the Highlands’ Glencoe Folk Museum

People posing with the Heritage Fund logo with a beautiful landscape of a glen in the background
Outside in the stunning setting of Glencoe

News

£1.4million to transform the Highlands’ Glencoe Folk Museum Outside in the stunning setting of Glencoe 16/01/2023 The community-run museum is set to enhance its visitor experience and bring the village of Glencoe’s unique heritage alive for current and …

Monarch of the Glen secures permanent home at Scottish National Gallery

Landseer's picture of The Monarch of the Glen, 1851
Sir Edwin Landseer's The Monarch of the Glen, 1851 National Galleries Scotland

News

Monarch of the Glen secures permanent home at Scottish National Gallery Sir Edwin Landseer's The Monarch of the Glen, 1851 National Galleries Scotland 17/03/2017 The National Galleries of Scotland have successfully purchased the 19th-century painting The …

Last surviving D-Day landing craft opens in Portsmouth

Landing Craft Tank LCT 7074 in its new location in Portsmouth

News

Last surviving D-Day landing craft opens in Portsmouth 12/12/2020 Six-year project to restore ship and open it up to the public is completed thanks to £4.7million National Lottery support. Landing Craft Tank LCT 7074 has opened to the public at The D-Day …

Nature Networks Fund (round two)

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Nature Networks Fund (round two) This fund aims to strengthen the resilience of Wales’ network of protected land and marine sites, supporting nature’s recovery while actively encouraging community engagement. This guidance was last updated on 28 February …

Five ways museums can improve mental health and wellbeing

Person painting

News

Five ways museums can improve mental health and wellbeing 23/05/2019 We talked to Director of charity Arts and Minds, Lucy Oliver-Harrison, about the Arts on Prescription – Heritage for Health project. Page last updated: 5 July 2022 There is increasing …

Mapping Scotland's accused witches through Open Data

Map of Scotland showing where people were accused of witchcraft

News

Mapping Scotland's accused witches through Open Data 27/10/2020 This Halloween, we discover how Open Data helped connect the public to some of history’s most misrepresented women. Melissa Terras is Professor of Digital Cultural Heritage at the University …

Henry VIII’s favourite warship Mary Rose fully revealed

The hull of the Mary Rose ship
Years of painstaking work on the Mary Rose's hull have now concluded The Mary Rose Trust

News

Henry VIII’s favourite warship Mary Rose fully revealed Years of painstaking work on the Mary Rose's hull have now concluded The Mary Rose Trust 19/07/2016 The Mary Rose Museum at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard reopens on Wednesday 20 July after a six-month …

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