We are running a workshop in Llanrwst, Conwy to help you find the right partners.

The National Botanic Garden of Wales has received £3.5million investment from National Lottery players.

Ten run-down Conservation Areas across the UK are to be revived with £17million of National Lottery money.

Pilot crowdfunding partnership programme going UK-wide. Last opportunity to apply for HLF matched funding.

A city centre landmark that has for the past 150 years been the focal point of religious, social and architectural heritage in Cardiff is enjoying a new lease of life, thanks to National Lottery players.

Thanks to a £1.2million grant from National Lottery players, a 150-year-old former chapel in the centre of Cardiff has been given a new lease of life.

Historic Cardiff landmark Insole Court is marking an important milestone in its renovation, with the redeveloped Stable Yard event rooms and Potting Shed café now complete and ready for use once again.

Attend our Landscape Partnerships workshop in the Gower on 25 January 2017.

A former North Wales miner learnt his HLF funding bid had been successful.

The historic cathedral has become the oldest building of its kind in the world to generate its own energy using solar technology.

Wales’ heritage makes a £1bn GVA* contribution to UK tourism economy Heritage tourism supports over 24,000 jobs in Wales Wales’ cultural and heritage attractions receive more than 10m visitors per year Heritage tourism more important as economic driver in Wales than the UK as a whole However, it is

A new exhibition unveiled this weekend at the South Wales Miners Museum in Port Talbot was visited by locally born Hollywood star Michael Sheen, who went back to his Port Talbot roots to see first hand how the museum is bringing mining history into the 21st century.

Hundreds of people joined in an exciting parade along the streets of Wales’ second city over the weekend as Swansea’s Glynn Vivian art gallery reopened following a multi-million pound restoration.

Using Richard Burton’s diaries, young people investigate growing up in a changing Port Talbot - through the eyes of one of the town’s most famous sons.

Up to 80 young people are about to look at their local area through the eyes of one of the world’s most iconic film stars, thanks to a new project supported by National Lottery players.

New report from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) calls for collaborative national and local action to deliver new ways of funding and managing parks to avert a crisis.

We will be running a series of information workshops across the UK, providing more detail about Kick the Dust as well as our other funding for projects involving young people.

Did you know that HLF support projects specifically for young people? Our Young Roots programme does exactly that!