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… Lottery 07/11/2018 The Museums Association Conference and Exhibition 2018, the biggest event of its kind in Europe, … ago. The local museum sector has been transformed since then, with National Lottery funding playing a key role since … done. We look forward to continuing to work with HLF as we now consolidate our new museum and work towards fully …

… making in Northamptonshire, the East Midlands has a rich and proud history of industry. However, with the decline of … of Lincoln-based engineering firm Ruston and Hornsby (now part of Siemens) has been made accessible to all on the … to talk to us about your working heritage project idea then get in touch with the East Midlands team . Whether you …

… Plymouth City Council 18/03/2014 Staff at the City Museum and Art Gallery staff are celebrating after successfully … artists of his generation. He studied in London and then established a studio in Devonport (known at the time as … the acquisition a major step closer and all fingers are now crossed for the outcome of a further application to the …

… is the 300th anniversary of the birth of Capability Brown and sites across England and Wales are getting ready to celebrate as part of the Capability Brown Festival. Now Kirkharle, the birthplace of the man known as the … gardener on the Kirkharle estate. In 1770, and by then a widely known and hugely respected landscape architect, …

… Heritage. Across the country, this vital funding will now help repair some of England’s most important places of … Rows Synagogue in London; St Issey Church in Cornwall and St Alban the Martyr in Hull.  Carole Souter, Chief … was jointly funded by HLF and English Heritage. Since then, HLF has provided the majority of the funding to ensure …

… Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) to support them to commemorate and remember the First World War and the local people who fought in it. Awarded through HLF’s First World War: then and now programme, Tunstall Remembered will enable local people …

… include the first to be awarded through First World War: then and now, HLF’s £6million small grants programme announced by the …

… situated near Truro, was originally an old apple orchard, and in the early camping days was very simple without flush … sold and shared with the wider public. Lady Baden Powell, then the World Chief Guide, visited the site in 1961 and … Cornwall Guides on their ‘dear little campsite’. Now the site enjoys flush toilets, showers, a cabin and …