HLF's Chair Sir Peter Luff has announced a series of measures to boost skills, support organisations through change and give young people a key role in shaping the UK’s heritage.

Yesterday (2 November), the National Library of Wales launched a new Wales at War platform at St Cyres School, Penarth – a major, bilingual digital resource for schoolchildren, teachers and anyone with an interest in the First World War and its impact on Welsh communities.

Three of Wales’s most distinctive landscapes – a remote mountain range, a windswept estuary and heather topped valleys – are set to benefit from more than £6m worth of investment.

The distinctive landscape of the Elan Valley is one of three projects in Wales set to benefit from its share of more than £6m worth of investment.

As Welsh Museums Festival Week gets under way there is more reason than usual to celebrate in Llandudno as the town’s museum has secured a major grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund to enhance the all weather heritage attraction in Wales’s premier holiday resort.

The University of South Wales and HLF are taking Monmouthshire back to its Roman roots using state of the art 3D technology.

HLF/Landmark Trust project to rescue rare 15th-century building to be featured on Channel 4.

The search is on for a heritage leader who will help to protect and conserve the heritage of Wales, and the UK as a whole.

The search is on for the person who will take a leadership role in protecting and conserving the heritage of Wales. The individual will also make a prominent heritage contribution to the wider UK.

During Black History Month people are exploring their diverse heritage and culture.

October sees the country mark Black History Month. Find out how to get involved!

The University of South Wales (USW) is about to take Monmouthshire back to its Roman roots.

Mencap's three year project is capturing memories of former residents and staff from Wales's long-stay hospitals.

The team behind the success of the 360 Observatory picked up their National Lottery Award for Best Environment project

The impressive works to develop the interior of the Grade I listed Llancaiach Fawr Manor to provide a more accurate representation of life in the mid-17th Century, will be officially unveiled by the First Minister Carwyn Jones today.

This Saturday there’s going to be a party in Penrhyndeudraeth – and there’s certainly plenty to celebrate, as youngsters embark on a new project to learn more about the former local munitions works that was once the largest explosives factory in Europe.

The 1st Menai Bridge Scout Group has received funding for a challenging project to explore the role of Snowdonia and Anglesey Scouts and Scouting during the First World War.