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Exeter’s heritage makes us happy 17/03/2015 Local heritage and historical sites make Exeter a better place to live, say an overwhelming majority of residents in a new study. Museums, libraries and famous buildings are all important to local people, are a …

South East London's heritage makes us happier View of the Horniman Museum 17/03/2015 Local heritage and historical sites make South East London a better place to live, say an overwhelming majority of residents in a new study. Museums, parks, monuments and …

We are moving! 16/03/2015 We are pleased to announce that the East of England team is relocating to a shiny new office from 27 March 2015! This means we’re within walking distance of Cambridge station and there is visitor parking onsite. It will take us a …

Netball centre court as project scores Lottery investment Kent v Essex County Final 1977 in Morden 13/03/2015 Thanks to International Women’s Day, women have been the focus of events and celebration across the globe. Now an innovative new project will …

Prime Minister appoints new Chair to the Board of the National Heritage Memorial Fund 12/03/2015 Culture Secretary Sajid Javid has today announced the appointment by the Prime Minister of Sir Peter Luff as the new Chair of the Board that runs both the …

Local regiment completes oral history project A moment’s relaxation in Brunssum, Holland, 1944 12/03/2015 Run from the Association’s Headquarters in York and led by volunteers, the project developed an audio archive of the experiences of serving and …

Young people explore the lesser known life and legacy of Edith Cavell Nurse Edith Cavell Imperial War Museums 11/03/2015 Now a Norwich-based young people’s project, designed and led by a team of undergraduates from the University of East Anglia, will …

Leicester’s Magna Carta project gets £20,000 boost The Guildhall, where one of the exhibitions will take place 11/03/2015 The project, called Leicester’s Magna Carta 800, will tell the story of the city’s links with the Magna Carta and the impact of the …

Telling the story of children and the small screen Brains, Virgil and Gordon in Thunderbirds ITV/REX 11/03/2015 Since the moment Muffin the Mule trotted (with the help of human sidekick Annette Mills) onto our screens in 1946, countless stories, …

Uncovering hidden stories of women and the First World War 06/03/2015 To mark International Women’s Day, Maggie Andrews, Professor of Cultural History at the University of Worcester, reflects on how Lottery funding is helping to uncover some of the lesser …