Scotland

Low-carbon renovations and exhibitions featuring recycled materials and strong environmental messages recognised in this year's Museums + Heritage Sustainable Project of the Year shortlist.

The much-loved mill is at the centre of a five-year project, set to receive £3.47million from the Heritage Fund.

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We’re investing in local nature projects and creating job opportunities for 70 young people to mark Her Majesty’s 70 years on the throne.

Nominations recognise outstanding National Lottery funded projects that are making a difference for people and heritage across the UK.

More than £14million has been awarded to projects that will help a wider range of people benefit from heritage.

The birthplace one of Scotland’s most famous explorers has re-opened following a £6.86million National Lottery grant.

It has been so rewarding to support the National Lottery Heritage Fund, make a profound difference to heritage and culture in the UK, and, importantly, for people, communities and the environment. - Izzy Mohammed, current Committee Member for England, Midlands & East Guide our funding We are seeking

We are proud to announce the recipients of our Heritage Horizon Awards. Over £50million of funding has been awarded to five transformational projects across the UK. When we launched the Heritage Horizon Awards in 2019, we set out to fund ideas that unlocked possibility. From innovative farming

The report provides valuable insight into how heritage was affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis over the past year and the challenges the sector still faces.

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