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Changing lives: research gives Tony a surprise

Changing lives: research gives Tony a surprise
Tony Gutteridge with the display about former dockyard workers Jeff Gilbert

Stories

… in the same place two centuries earlier. Tony Gutteridge, now in his seventies, also helped what is now Chatham … Tony read about it in his local newspaper in early 2015 and was immediately interested. He contacted the Trust but … into a more usable form, namely spreadsheets. And then efforts were made to discover more about the individuals …

Andy Milne

A portrait photo of Andy Milne

People

… Regeneration Network for practitioners, policy makers and academics (SURF) from 2003 to 2021. SURF is primarily … concerned with shared efforts to tackle the causes and degenerative impacts of poverty and inequalities. Prior … Scotland. He retired from full time work in May 2021 and now spends more time pursuing his interests as an amateur …

Digital "lifeline" for Belfast's Clifton House

Exterior view of Clifton House

News

… its doors being closed, Clifton House in North Belfast can now welcome more visitors than ever before, thanks to a … Fund grant. The fine Georgian building was forced to shut, and all events, tours and talks cancelled, when coronavirus (COVID-19) struck. The …

Mark the Battle of the Somme centenary with National Lottery help

Mark the Battle of the Somme Centenary with National Lottery help
British troops preparing for the Somme Offensive in 1916

News

… Somme Offensive in 1916 04/11/2015 From the heavy losses and injuries suffered by the Pals battalions and soldiers … through HLF’s community grants programme First World War: then and now . £4million is available in 2015/16 as grants of between …

Understanding your heritage

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… you will better understand its importance to place, people and communities, helping you to prepare your application for … why people value your heritage so you can make sensitive and appropriate decisions about how to look after it in the … heritage matter? Having established the facts you should now think about why your heritage is considered to be …

Heritage 2033

Publications

… to support projects of all sizes that connect people and communities to the UK’s heritage. Our consultation found … to do even more to address the challenges heritage faces and to increase the positive contribution it makes to life in … to be valued, cared for and sustained for everyone, now and in the future. We believe in the power of heritage to …

Vital £2m Lottery funding for North West churches

News

… in Salford; St Oswald’s Church in Winwick, Warrington; and the Church of St Phillip and St James in Cheshire. This … in 1720, the rebuilding of the south arcade in 1836 and then further works to the chancel, sanctuary and vestry by … at Stage One to help work up proposals. This scheme is now closed to new applications.  Grants for Places of Worship …

Geffrye Museum handed the key to unlocking £12.3million grant

Visitor enjoying Geffrye Museum's exhibit
Visitor looking at the Geffrye's Eco Home exhibit The Geffrye Museum of the Home

News

… the Geffrye development will greatly improve access and enhance the experience of visitors to the museum's Grade … for the project was secured in July 2016.  The Geffrye now needs to raise a further £1.5m in order to start work on site in early 2018.  It will then close for an 18-month period and reopen in late 2019. …

Heartbreak is over for coastal village

View of Cushendun Old Church from the main street
View of Cushendun Old Church from the main street

News

… iconic Restoration series. But campaigners didn’t give up. And now, almost nine years later the villagers are celebrating … of the building transferred from the Church of Ireland and then applied again, this time to the Heritage Lottery Fund to …

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