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The South East’s next heritage champion. Is it you? Accentuate: A History of Place project is exploring the links between disability history and our built heritage 28/08/2015 From its rich mix of museums, its historic homes to its south coast art …

Are you the South West’s next heritage champion? Simon Timms, Chair of the South West Committee, at the announcement of the recent award to rehouse the world’s largest collection of manuscripts at Kresen Kernow 28/08/2015 From mystical Stonehenge, …

We're looking for the West Midlands’ next heritage champion? Pavilion at Burslem Park 28/08/2015 From the industrial heartlands and canals of Birmingham and the Black Country, from Victorian town parks to the striking natural landscapes of the Malvern …

The search is on for the East of England's heritage champions Inga Grimsey, Chair of the Committee for the East of England, at the launch of the HLF funded National Jazz Archive 28/08/2015 HLF has vacancies for a Chair and a Committee member to decide on …

Heritage champions sought. Apply now! Inga Grimsey, Chair of the Committee for the East of England, at the launch of the HLF funded National Jazz Archive 28/08/2015 The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has vacancies for chairs and committee members to decide …

Are you passionate about the North West’s heritage? The Natural Futures project aims to increase the wider engagement of people volunteering in the natural environment in Cheshire 26/08/2015 From its rich mixture of historic townscapes, museums and …

1st Menai Bridge Scout Group wins Heritage Lottery support Sgowtiaid 1af Porthaethwy ar Bont Menai 01/09/2015 The Explorer Scouts, aged from 14 to 18 years, will be working in partnership with Menai Heritage on this Young Roots First World War Centenary …

Building fundraising capacity across the UK Attendees in discussion at the SHARED Enterprise 'Building Business Partnerships’ workshop Elizabeth Elmore 02/09/2015 The Heritage Lottery Fund has invested more than £4.6million in an innovative capacity …

The limits of child's play in wartime 26/08/2015 Flying kites on windy days; challenging your friends to a game of conkers; and feeding bread to the ducks in the park – these are the staples of childhood, aren’t they? Not the case during the First World …