Areas, buildings and monuments

A sixth form college in northwest London involved local students in digs on school grounds to investigate a lost tower.

A cluster of Grade II listed buildings known as the Buttermarket has been transformed into a thriving food and cultural hub, reviving Redruth’s heritage as a popular market town.

After a 20-year campaign the swimming baths in Balsall Heath are being restored and reopened as a wellbeing, leisure and cultural destination for Birmingham.

Our investment has helped bring St Columb's Hall back into community ownership and is funding improvements to make it welcoming, accessible and no longer at risk.

We’re helping Caistor and District Community Trust restore derelict historic buildings in the town centre and repurpose them for commercial and community use.

War memorials, tombs, fountains and sculptures that tell the city’s story are sharing £240,000 in repair and conservation funding – and were largely chosen by a public vote.

English Heritage are learning more about the Old Hall, revitalising the garden and hosting a range of activities and volunteering opportunities for the local community.

The Grade II listed West Haven Maltings and Migar House have been transformed into the state-of-the-art Horizon Youth Zone through our Heritage Enterprise programme.

Our £5million funding will secure the future of the Grade II* listed Keelmen’s Hospital, the city’s most at-risk building.

Grade II* buildings on the site of a medieval leper hospital are being repurposed as affordable rent homes after lying derelict for over 50 years.

Addressing a skills gap and building a strong supply chain of skilled craftspeople to repair and maintain heritage buildings is the aim of this four-year project.

Our funding supported hundreds of locals to rescue Wickham Market’s last pub, preserving a valued gathering place.