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Constable sketch purchased for Ipswich with Heritage Lottery help 15/12/2014 The acquisition, which has also been supported financially by the Borough Council and the Friends of Ipswich Museums means A Lime Kiln will become part of the largest collection …

HLF brings a sprinkling of fairy dust to Scotland’s heritage 15/12/2014 HLF announced grants totalling over £4.8million to projects celebrating Scotland’s heritage from the oldest cinema in continuous use to the protection of the iconic wildcat species. …

HLF funding to help save the ‘Highland Tiger’ 14/12/2014 Eight organisations including Scottish Natural Heritage, the Scottish Wildlife Trust, the Royal Zoological Society and the Royal (Dick) Vet School have formed a partnership to address the threats to …

Gorton Monastery receives £1.7m from Heritage Lottery Fund Artist's impression of the Welcome Wing of Gorton Monastery 06/01/2015 The Monastery of St Francis & Gorton Trust has been awarded a £1.7million Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) grant, as part of a …

Ahead of the curve! Rare glasshouse to be restored Curvilinear gasshouse in Millichope Park 11/12/2014 The curvilinear glasshouse in the walled garden of Millichope Park became derelict over half a century ago. Dating from around 1836 it is one of very …

Investing in privately owned heritage Linnels Mill 11/12/2014 Many of the UK’s heritage buildings – around two-thirds – are in private ownership and, it is estimated, a similar proportion of the landscape associated with them. There are also many …

Yorkshire’s hidden treasures revealed 10/12/2014 Despite its many historic and artistic visitor attractions, there is so much more of Yorkshire’s fascinating heritage that goes unnoticed, or is completely unknown, to the public. There is a wealth of …

Re-engineering Craven's Part in the Great War 09/12/2014 Many relatives, individuals and groups within Craven, and much further afield, have benefited greatly from this free website over the past eight years, however, technology has changed considerably …