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Tracing the impact of the Somme on rural communities

Dr Nick Mansfield from the University of Central Lancashire
Dr Nick Mansfield, Senior Research Fellow in History at UCLan

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Tracing the impact of the Somme on rural communities Dr Nick Mansfield, Senior Research Fellow in History at UCLan 25/01/2016 Dr Nick Mansfield,  Senior Research Fellow in History, University of Central Lancashire 2016 sees the centenary of the Battle of …

The Great War: Stories from a Neighbourhood

Claire Adler, Heritage Consultant: Learning, Community, Development
Claire Adler, Heritage Consultant

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The Great War: Stories from a Neighbourhood Claire Adler, Heritage Consultant 25/01/2016 Claire Adler, Heritage Consultant: Learning, Community, Development Heritage consultant Claire Adler talks about the HLF-supported The Great War: Stories from a …

Is 2016 a bumper year for heritage anniversaries?

Carole Souter, Chief Executive of HLF
Carole Souter, Chief Executive of HLF

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Is 2016 a bumper year for heritage anniversaries? Carole Souter, Chief Executive of HLF 21/01/2016 Carole Souter,  Chief Executive Chief Executive of HLF, Carole Souter, talks about what’s on in 2016 and whether or not this year sees a bumper crop of …

National Lottery grant secures future of Bomber Command story

Bomber Command troops in front of a plane
Archive picture of Bomber Command troops in front of a plane

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National Lottery grant secures future of Bomber Command story Archive picture of Bomber Command troops in front of a plane 21/01/2016 The grant will be used for an exhibition, community engagement and education programmes and digital archive for the …

Making sense of the First World War with 14-18 NOW

Sir Peter Luff, Chair of NHMF and HLF
Sir Peter Luff, Chair of NHMF and HLF

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Making sense of the First World War with 14-18 NOW Sir Peter Luff, Chair of NHMF and HLF 20/01/2016 Sir Peter Luff,  Chair of NHMF and HLF HLF Chair Sir Peter Luff talks about art, literature and culture helping people make sense of the First World War, …

Rare optic to illuminate science of lighting the seas

Mew Island Lighthouse's hyper radial Fresnel lens
The Mew Island Lighthouse Optic is a rare hyper radial Fresnel lens. Titanic Foundation

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Rare optic to illuminate science of lighting the seas The Mew Island Lighthouse Optic is a rare hyper radial Fresnel lens. Titanic Foundation 20/01/2016 This award, along with early support from Ulster Garden Villages, will allow the project to progress …

Exciting new works announced as second season of 14-18 NOW launches

Sculpture of poppies marking First World War Centenary
Paul Cummins and Tom Piper's sculpture, Wave, commemorating the Centenary of the First World War

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Exciting new works announced as second season of 14-18 NOW launches Paul Cummins and Tom Piper's sculpture, Wave, commemorating the Centenary of the First World War 20/01/2016 The new season of 14-18 NOW - the official arts programme marking the Centenary …

Wanted: Budding scientists to capture our coast

Dr Heather Sugden and Common Sunstar starfish on Cullercoats beach
Dr Heather Sugden and Common Sunstar starfish on Cullercoats beach

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Wanted: Budding scientists to capture our coast Dr Heather Sugden and Common Sunstar starfish on Cullercoats beach 15/01/2016 The £1.7million Capturing Our Coast project, funded through a National Lottery grant, is designed to further our understanding of …

Cromford Mills – making industrial heritage safe

Arkwright Society chief executive Sarah McLeod
Arkwright Society Chief Executive Sarah McLeod

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Cromford Mills – making industrial heritage safe Arkwright Society Chief Executive Sarah McLeod 04/08/2016 Sarah McLeod,  Arkwright Society Chief Executive  Arkwright Society Chief Executive Sarah McLeod reveals how her team battled paint and poisons to …

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