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Tree planting ceremony performed by Duchess at Northumberland Park Young volunteers during the project 10/08/2015 Nestled between Tynemouth and North Shields, Northumberland Park has attracted visitors to its woodland paths, gardens, pond and bowling …

National Lottery grant to restore Georgian Town Hall Aerial view of Brackley Town Hall Fly High Media 07/08/2015 A £2,199,400 grant has been awarded by HLF to Brackley Town Council to repair and upgrade the ‘vulnerable’ building as a rejuvenated community …

Fun-filled celebration for Northumberland Park Enjoying Northumberland Park 06/08/2015 Nestled between North Shields and Tynemouth, the picturesque park reopened earlier in the year after a £2.2m National Lottery investment, with finishing touches and …

Kresen Kernow secures £11.7m investment thanks to National Lottery players! Kresen Kernow is supporting 100 local community heritage groups and giving children and young people the opportunity to learn more about Cornwall’s wonderful heritage 06/08/2015 …

HLF's Chair has a butchers at London's heritage Sir Peter Luff 05/08/2015 Our capital city is internationally renowned for its museums, galleries and landmarks but London’s rich heritage can also be discovered in its landscapes, its industries and the …

Uncovering the hidden archaeology of England’s coastlines CITiZAN archaeologists recording 19th century Hooe Lake vessels, Plymouth CITiZAN 05/08/2015 England’s coastlines are a hidden repository of important archaeology. From the remains of prehistoric …

Urgent call for volunteers to survey England’s disappearing coastal archaeology Pill box disappearing in to the sea on the Isle of Sheppey CITiZAN 05/08/2015 CITiZAN, the Coastal and Intertidal Zone Archaeological Network, is the first national …

Medieval manor to gooseberry patch Volunteers digging at the Keesbury Manor site in Cawood 31/07/2015 The group has had great fun doing geophysical survey of the site which has shown many anomalies hidden below ground – same surveying as the Time Team TV …

Ice Age error overshadows spectacular Medieval discovery Carbonised remains of Ice Age Tree 8,000-10,000 BC discovered by volunteers at the Finding Fryston dig 05/08/2015 “It was my fault; we over dug it!” apologised Simon Tomson, Site Director of …

Doncaster shoppers in First World War trenches Archaeologists at the dig site 05/08/2015 For two weeks from Monday 10 August, a live archaeological dig will be uncovering the lost military training ground and barracks of the King’s Own Yorkshire Light …