Baroness Kay Andrews, Chair of HLF in Wales - and an award judge - has welcomed news that the Heritage Angel Awards, which celebrate the unsung heroes of heritage, are winging their way to Wales for the first time.

Wales’s only parish mortuary – or ‘Dead House’ (where bodies were kept in Victorian times before burial) – will be saved from ruin thanks to £50,000 raised by National Lottery players.

Five special places across Wales are celebrating today as they share close to £1.5million of National Lottery money to support their future cultural development.

Three of Wales’s most distinctive and picturesque landscapes are benefiting from nearly £5.5million National Lottery investment.

An animated film about the Newport Gun Girls will be shown at international film festivals around the world this year.

The lively beach, fishing scene and high tidal ranges at popular Welsh tourist destination Porthcawl provide a challenging set of circumstances for emergency and rescue teams.

Thanks to National Lottery players, Porthcawl’s Old Pilot’s Lookout Tower has been given a new lease of life.

Today marks 100 years since women over 30 and all men in Britain were given the right to vote under the Representation of the People Act 1918.

Today a unique opportunity opens for all those who care about the UK’s extraordinary heritage to give their views on the Heritage Lottery Fund’s (HLF) plans for the future.

HLF is consulting on its role, vision and funding priorities for the next five years.

Prince Harry and his fiancée Meghan Markle visited Cardiff Castle yesterday as part of a trip to Wales’s capital city to learn more about Welsh culture and heritage.

National Lottery-funded heritage attractions are saying 'thank you' by offering free entry, treats or discounts to anyone arriving with a National Lottery ticket or scratchcard from 11-17 December.

With half-term in full swing and the Museums at Night festival starting today, here is a selection of our favourite day trips and events at National Lottery supported venues.

The former Brymbo Iron and Steel Works and Fossil Forest takes its first step towards regeneration, thanks to the National Lottery.

A project celebrating the real life stories of friendships and relationships experienced by people with learning disabilities has been awarded nearly £400,000 of National Lottery funding.

The former Brymbo Iron and Steel Works, and Fossil Forest will receive a National Lottery grant to transform it into a major visitor attraction.

An innovative project capturing the real life stories of friendships and relationships experienced by people with learning disabilities has been awarded nearly £400,000 of National Lottery funding.

Nearly £5m National Lottery investment in restoration of LCT 7074 which will then be displayed at the D-Day Museum in Portsmouth.