We visited projects across the UK to hear about the difference our support makes and the importance of our investment principle themes.

The award recognises her incredible support and leadership to make museums more accessible.

Five young people from our Kick the Dust programme tell us what heritage means to them and why it is important to include young people in heritage projects.

Our inspiring short film celebrates the positive, uplifting impact of heritage.

The National Lottery Heritage Fund is one of Wales’ largest funders of heritage, providing grants from £3,000 up to millions of pounds. One of our ambitions is to deliver targeted support for our Areas of Focus – places that have historically received lower levels of investment from us, including

It is a survivor of the fleets that once fished the Irish sea. Now, thanks to a £245,000 Heritage Fund grant, Leader is becoming a familiar site in Northern Ireland’s ports again. Silvery Light Sailing, a charity in Northern Ireland, acquired the ship as the centrepiece of a project that will

Clive Gray’s National Lottery Award recognises his incredible leadership of Blyth Tall Ship, which changes lives through maritime heritage skills training, volunteering and experiences.

How the historic Oxford museum "queered its collections" and changed the way it worked, forever.

The award-winning spoken word performer’s poem – written for our Nextdoor Nature community rewilding initiative – urges us to appreciate and cultivate green spaces around us.

We’re looking for five new committee members to help us create lasting and positive change for people and communities in the Midlands & East.

Take a look at how the museum opened up its collections and worked closely with the community.

The transformation – part funded by £16.5m from the Heritage Fund – has made the museum greener and increased gallery space by 35%.

Engagement Manager Debbie Cooper explores what 'heritage' can mean and shares examples of projects we've funded in the Midlands & East of England.

To celebrate two years of Digital Skills for Heritage, we spoke to grantees about how it has benefited their organisations.

Lucy Crompton-Reid, Wikimedia UK Chief Executive, tells us how to inspire and engage digital volunteers.

Meet some of the people working on the campaign and hear how we'll champion collections that are inclusive, evolving and sustainable. Want to know more? Explore our Dynamic Collections hub

We expect all projects to meet our refocused priorities, designed to help the sector adapt and thrive again after the pandemic.

Since we were established in 1994, we have invested £8.3billion in more than 49,000 projects across the UK. This includes money raised by National Lottery players and - more recently - funding we've distributed on behalf of governments across the UK. Watch our video to explore the positive and