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… of life thanks to £15.9m Lottery investment 11/07/2011 HLF and the Big Lottery Fund (BIG) have also jointly awarded … parks in Godalming, Surrey and Nottingham. All parks can now begin major redevelopment work. Carole Souter, Chief … The park was opened to the public in 1901 and since then has hosted a wide range of community events and …

… to money raised by National Lottery players, this exciting and ambitious project will result in the conservation, repair … home in autumn 2020. The Citizens Theatre Building is now one of the few remaining old buildings left in the area … since it opened as His Majesty’s Theatre in 1878. It was then known as the Royal Princesses Theatre until the building …

… Philip Mould & Co 01/05/2014 The National Portrait Gallery and Art Fund’s fundraising campaign to help the gallery … Gallery’s Portrait Fund and acquisition budget.   Since then there has been a pledge of £1m from The Monument Trust … possible, in part, by the Gallery’s Portrait Fund. Between now and June 2016, donations to the Portrait Fund will be …

… of Worship 12/05/2009 The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and English Heritage (EH) today announced a package of grants … benefited from this public money. Prospective visitors can now search on the English Heritage website for details of how … fund the repair of places of worship of all faiths. Before then it was difficult to secure funding on the scale required …

… will ensure that these fine buildings are once again wind and watertight providing a venue for worship and a hub for … 1883 and the bellcote added in 1911. Extensive repairs can now be carried out to this important community venue which … and money for the scheme is set aside. The applicant can then progress to Stage Two and submit a further, fully …

… much-loved public parks by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and Big Lottery Fund (BIG). This cash injection brings the … granite vase in the nearby Captain Cook museum.  The park now consists of mature woodland, parkland and an arboretum … by Nicholas of Shirley to the Burgesses of Southampton. It then became Southampton Common, becoming a public park in …

… as wooden eating bowls, leather shoes, musical instruments and even nit combs complete with 500-year-old lice through to … of King Henry VIII. Her first battle was in 1512 and her then-captain noted she was ‘The noblest ship of sail’. When … Not only was the ship built in the dockyard where she now rests, many of her 500 crew would have lived locally, the …

… into regenerating towns that have suffered serious social and economic decline. Carole Souter, Chief Executive of the … historical buildings such as the old Town Hall and the now disused YMCA building. This HLF investment will go … is an indication of positive support. The applicants can then progress to the second round and submit a further, …

… regionally over £18m has been awarded to 138 at Grade I and II historic places of worship under the partnership … over the past 25 years its condition has deteriorated. Now we will be able to tackle the root problem and get the … in a slightly different form, began in 1996. Before then it was difficult to secure funding on the scale required …

… interior. It will also support improved interpretation and accessibility, the delivery of conservation skills … HLF funded the first stage of restoration works and we are now delighted to support plans to complete the project." … From the late 19th to the late 20th centuries they were then home to the Royal Naval College providing courses for …