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School pupils get a taste of nature in Cardiff’s ancient forests

A standing man talking to children sitting on the edge of woodland

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School pupils get a taste of nature in Cardiff’s ancient forests 03/06/2021 Pupils from Cardiff’s Thornhill Primary School experienced the Gwern-y-Bendy and Rhydypennau woodlands as part of a conservation project funded by a Community Woodlands grant. …

Coventry’s 600-year-old priory to open to visitors

Section of medieval crucifixion painting at Charterhouse; two faded figures; charcoal on lime plaster
Section of medieval crucifixion painting at Charterhouse Historic Coventry Trust

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Coventry’s 600-year-old priory to open to visitors Section of medieval crucifixion painting at Charterhouse Historic Coventry Trust 26/03/2018 The medieval monastery and surrounding parkland will become a visitor attraction, thanks to a £4.3million …

Nature restores hope for children disproportionately impacted by COVID-19

Two school children learning outdoors, watched over by a teacher
My School, My Planet at Whinhill Primary, Inverclyde

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Nature restores hope for children disproportionately impacted by COVID-19 My School, My Planet at Whinhill Primary, Inverclyde 25/02/2021 A ground-breaking UK-wide outdoor education programme supported disadvantaged students to improve their knowledge, …

We're backing the heritage sector to adapt and thrive again

Ros Kerslake, CEO, The National Lottery Heritage Fund

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We're backing the heritage sector to adapt and thrive again Future Heritage 04/11/2020 Ros Kerslake, CEO, The National Lottery Heritage Fund As everyone around the UK faces the challenges of responding to COVID-19 amid varying guidance and restrictions, …

Museums reopen in time for International Museum Day

People sitting at tables with modern displays of musical instruments
Music Gallery, Horniman Museum

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Museums reopen in time for International Museum Day Music Gallery, Horniman Museum 18/05/2021 A huge number of museums that have received National Lottery Heritage Fund support are reopening across the UK in time for International Museum Day. To …

£2.3million for Tamara Landscape Partnership Scheme

Aerial view over green valley with trees, grass, curving river and blue sky

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£2.3million for Tamara Landscape Partnership Scheme 11/03/2021 Thanks to National Lottery players, an ambitious five-year project will provide a brighter future for the Tamar Valley and its communities. A hidden gem along the Devon and Cornwall border, …

Bringing heritage to your doorstep

Group of people on their way to watch cricket

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Bringing heritage to your doorstep 16/11/2020 With England back in lockdown and many parts of the UK under tighter restrictions, we have gathered some of our favourite heritage activities to enjoy at home. Taking part in culture lifts the spirits and …

How the '15-minute city' can inspire heritage in Wales

Kay Andrews. Image credit: Joe McGorty

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How the '15-minute city' can inspire heritage in Wales 07/10/2020 Baroness Kay Andrews, Chair of the Wales Committee and Deputy Chair of The National Lottery Heritage Fund Our new Welsh grant programme takes inspiration from a planning concept which says …

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