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… stroll through the park; or even a spot of bird watching? Then like many of us, you’ve been making the most of your … most physical heritage assets, such as canals, monuments and museums. However, it also looks at how actively residents … new tool. Local communities, businesses and leaders can now use it to explore not only how vibrant the heritage is in …

… school pupils, volunteers with an edible gardening project and even a former resident of the building. Rescued in 2008 … and education work in the Garden. The Georgian cottage, now officially the newest and oldest building at RBGE, … Botanic Cottage blossom.” The building was the idea of the then Regius Keeper and leading figure of the Enlightenment, …

… Beverley Armed Forces and First World War Centenary day Living history interpreters … based organisations the project will focus on a theme of ‘Now and Then’, offering an opportunity to both entertain and educate …

… the ‘Our community’ tab at the top of our new website and wondered what this new section is all about. As the … planning, project delivery, and sector issues.  Since then, we’ve learned more about how the online community can … We’re pleased to say that our online community  is now a part of our website, and open for everyone to visit and …

… 1,300 Chinese sailors were put on specially assigned ships and sent to the Far East without notice. The wives and … assigned ships and sent to the Far East without notice. Now Edge Hill University, working with local community group … for future generations. The project’s research will be then be archived in Birkenhead Library. The project will …

… in 1916 04/11/2015 HLF is helping people remember and understand the deep impact of the Battle of the Somme. As … through HLF’s community grants programme First World War: then and now. £4million is available in 2015/16, as grants of between …