Wales

Living Seas Wales have told us some fun facts around 12 amazing sea creatures, which can all be found around our coastlines. They also gave us some top tips on things we can all do to help protect our marine world. Living Seas Wales’ Project Manager Nia Jones recommends: reducing (or ending) single

The National Lottery has awarded a Cardiff community group nearly £830,000 to learn more about the Iron Age and medieval heritage on its doorstep, and help protect it for the future.

We have engaged with over 13,000 people all around the UK, including National Lottery players and heritage organisations, on our priorities for the next five years as the UK’s biggest funder of heritage. Among the views gathered were widespread support for the breadth of heritage work we support

Llwyn Celyn was built in 1420 and is regarded as one of the most important surviving late medieval houses in Wales. The show will be broadcast this Wednesday 16 January and Wednesday 23 January on More4. Viewers will see first-hand how Llwyn Celyn was saved from the brink of collapse using National

Grade I listed St Grwst Church in Llanrwst, Conwy, has been awarded £707,700 from the National Lottery to upgrade the historic building and enable it to be used for community activities.

Thanks to National Lottery funding, a new project will look at the history of Tiger Bay through the eyes of people who came from across the world to work in Cardiff.

Yr Ysgwrn, the former home of famous First World War poet Hedd Wyn, has just won a RICS award for building conservation as well as securing museum accreditation for the first time.

Swansea's former Hafod Morfa Copperworks site will be transformed thanks to £3.5million from the National Lottery.

St Fagans National Museum of History is celebrating the completion of a massive redevelopment project funded by the National Lottery.

A Grade I listed medieval house in Wales’ Black Mountains has been brought back to life thanks to National Lottery players.

Best Heritage Project - Heritage Ability Heritage Ability is a project run by a small charity, Living Options Devon. With the unwavering support of 320 volunteers, Heritage Ability is helping 20 heritage destinations in the South West become more accessible. Actress Sally Phillips broke the news of

A project showcasing Newport’s rock and indie music will celebrate the city’s legendary music history thanks to £58,400 of National Lottery funding.