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Sculpture of a fisherman holding a rope and looking out to sea
Newlyn Fisherman Memorial by Tom Leaper Promenade. Credit: Bruce Hobbs & Art UK

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New showcase for 1,000 years of UK sculpture

The UK's significant collection of public sculptures is available to explore online for the very first time.
Three children and one adult approach historic house
Marble Hill House in Twickenham, London has recently reopened thanks to National Lottery funding.

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Take part in #HeritageIsOpen this summer!

Join us on social media to let visitors know your #HeritageIsOpen and get involved in our social media moment on Tuesday 21 June.
Three people sit at table in room surrounded by books on shelves. They smile at the camera.
Left to right: Dr Sally Montgomery OBE, Patricia Corbett MBE and Nikki McVeigh at the Linen Hall Library, Belfast. Credit: Elaine Hill

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Our Northern Ireland Committee welcomes three new members

Patricia Corbett MBE, Nikki McVeigh and Dr Sally Montgomery OBE appointed to help us inspire, lead and resource heritage in Northern Ireland.
The Bradford skyline
The Bradford skyline

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We welcome Bradford as City of Culture 2025

The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has announced that Bradford will follow in Coventry’s footsteps to become the UK’s next City of Culture.
The First Light Pavilion at Jodrell Bank (right had side) with the Lovell telescope in the background (left hand side)
The Lovell Telescope and the First Light Pavilion at Jodrell Bank. Credit: Andrew Brooks

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Out of this world: Jodrell Bank's First Light Pavilion set to open

The First Light Pavilion at Jodrell Bank opens this Saturday thanks to £12.5million raised by National Lottery players – the state-of-the-art attraction is a must-see for 2022.
Exeter Cathedral
Exeter Cathedral has received a £4.3million grant for their 2020s Development Appeal. Credit: Emma Solley

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£5.5million awarded to conserve cathedrals and churches across the UK

From conserving magnificent stained glass windows to creating accessible facilities, these places of worship and community hubs will be thriving again – thanks to National Lottery players.
Three people standing underneath a big palm tree in a conservatory
Frankie Toner, Policy and Public Affairs Manager at National Lottery Heritage Fund with Simon Milne MBE, Regius Keeper and Emma Lacroix, Director of Development at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. Credit: David Cheskin

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£4million to save Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh's iconic glasshouses

The investment will also help to look after rare, extraordinary plants, encouraging visitors of all ages to care about the environment.

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