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… is set to ring in Northwood Cemetery The mirrored chapels and cedar trees at Northwood Cemetery 07/07/2014 The Heritage … in the application that the Heritage Lottery Fund has now accepted. That vision is to protect the valuable heritage … application for funds, to be made next year, is successful then on-site works may commence in 2016. The Chairman of the …

… Died’, is the worst moment in Sussex’s military history and took place on the 30 June 1916 at Richebourg-l'Avoué in … in their local area through HLF's First World War: then and now programme : Eastbourne PALS encouraged members of the …

… last century half of the pages were cut out of the album and travelled to Australia with Henry Hay Wake's granddaughter Verna via Trinidad,  Zimbabwe, (then Rhodesia) and South Africa. The other half stayed … behind with another of Henry's granddaughters and are now in the archives of the River Wear Commissioners. Now the …

… Hirst Park is where the three Ashington youngsters - Bobby and Jack Charlton and Jackie Milburn - began their journey to … before going on to join Leeds and Manchester United and then playing in the World Cup-winning England side in 1966. … green space for a rapidly expanding mining population. Now the project led by Northumberland County Council will …

… it was used to train anti-aircraft gunners using what was then state-of-the-art film technology to simulate approaching … but the one at Langham is one of only six known to survive and the only one that is accessible to the public. Already in … has been listed as a scheduled ancient monument, will now be saved and restored by the North Norfolk Historic …

… HLF's new First World War Programme opens in Yorkshire and Humber 15/05/2013 Today, the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) is launching First World War: then and now, a £6million small grants programme to help communities …

… Trust for the North West (HTNW) will support conservation and restoration works, whilst helping to ensure the future … in the same family, until the early 20th century. It then changed hands several times, including use by the Army … has been empty, falling gradually into decline. It is now in the highest risk category on English Heritage’s …

… to the National Museum of the Royal Navy (NMRN) and the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment (DETI) … anniversary of the Battle of Jutland on 31st May 2016 can now go ahead. Visitors will experience the many different … a new life as a drill ship for the Royal Naval Reserve and then served as a command centre during the Second World War. …

… the War of the Roses changed the course of British history and his body was thought to have been lost for good until … where he fell at the hands of Henry Tudor’s armies, and then on to Leicester Cathedral for the ceremony. HLF are … the heritage centre at the site. Nearly 50,000 people now visit every year. Vanessa Harbar, Head of HLF East …