Acknowledgement

Heritage Treasures Day is our annual moment to showcase the amazing diverse heritage across the UK.

St Mary’s Church, Shrewsbury is awarded first prize in our acknowledgement competition with Hull Maritime, Croxteth Hall and Walled Gardens and Shakespeare North Playhouse runners up.

Help us celebrate the innovative ways projects have acknowledged their funding and win the chance to have a social media film made about your project.

Give something back to National Lottery players – who raise £30million each week for good causes like yours – with a special offer to say #ThanksToYou.

The 5,000 year old sarsen stones of Stonehenge have been temporarily illuminated with the faces of eight committed individuals from heritage projects across the UK. Their work throughout the COVID-19 pandemic has been supported by National Lottery funding. “Without the graft and tireless effort of

The offers are to say "Thanks to You" to people who buy National Lottery tickets. They also give National Lottery players the chance to see how their money has transformed the UK’s heritage over the past 25 years. Big Narstie, Derry Girls' Jamie-Lee O’Donnell, Love Island’s Anton Danyluk and

Over the last few weeks, our Midlands & East England area has been sharing heritage highlights A2Z style on Twitter. If you missed it, follow the hashtag to see all the great posts.

In 1819, more than 60,000 people from across Greater Manchester gathered in St Peter’s Field to protest for justice, the right to vote and freedom from oppression. Despite their peaceful means, the day was to end bloodshed. While the crowds listened to renowned orator Henry Hunt’s address, local

Nominations have been drawn from the past quarter of a century to celebrate The National Lottery’s 25th Birthday.