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We are seeking three new Committee members who can help us steer a course for heritage in Northern Ireland – apply by Sunday 6 February 2022.

As England prepares to host the UEFA Women’s EUROs this summer, a National Lottery funded project will tell the stories of the country's female pioneers of the game.

​We’re starting off the New Year by celebrating the UK's rich and diverse heritage – and we want you to get involved.

​​​​​​​Department for Communities funding will support the heritage sector in Northern Ireland, helping it to weather the continuing financial impact of the pandemic.

Nearly 140 heritage organisations across England will benefit from the government’s latest round of funding, helping to achieve financial sustainability for 2022.

Second World War Pontypridd pillbox and park in Britton Ferry among 24 projects receiving a 15-Minute Heritage grant.

A grant of £988,200 has been awarded to The George pub in Wickham Market, Suffolk ⁠– a Grade II listed building which will serve as a thriving community hub.

Five of Wales’s most excluded and disadvantaged communities will be making the most of nature on their doorsteps thanks to ‘Local Places for Nature – Breaking Barriers’ grants.

She brings a career's worth of experience – across the breadth of the UK's heritage – to the role.

National Lottery funding awarded to 17 volunteering projects as digital leadership programme returns.

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.

We’re building a new research panel, bringing together people from across the heritage sector, to share views and knowledge and influence our work.

National Lottery funding – announced ahead of Remembrance Sunday – means former soldiers and their stories will continue to have a historic home in Warwick.

A project which has inspired more than 20,000 people to help protect bumblebees in the Peak District has won a National Lottery Award.

The fund – distributed on behalf of Defra – will help green projects in England to create woodlands, develop partnerships and skills and improve people’s access to nature.

A £4million project at the UK's first Wetland Centre is providing new experiences to inspire visitors to help the natural world.

North Wales’ largest tourist attraction has secured a £3.1million National Lottery Heritage Fund grant.