The Civic Trust’s AABC Conservation Award is a prestigious recognition given to “Projects that demonstrate the highest standards of historic building conservation and make an outstanding contribution to the quality…
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Repairs to the exterior of Norman Nicholson House in Millom have been completed on schedule – and a new look to the 140-year-old building has been revealed. The £99,000 project…
Cliveden Conservation is delighted to be continuing their partnership with Nottingham Cathedral, who have been awarded a £1.69 million grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. The Delivery Phase of…
The Causeway Coast and Glens Heritage Trust, in collaboration with the “Community Archaeology Programme Northern Ireland” (CAPNI), based at the Centre for Community Archaeology at Queen’s University Belfast (QUB), recently…
Major funding secured to recognise the significance of local heritage asset Bramley Baths Bramley Bath’s unique role in its community has been recognised by major investment from The National Lottery…
Cyfarthfa Castle Museum and Art Gallery is launching a new arts prize. The prize – entitled Cyfarthfa: Juxtaposed – is being launched as part of Cyfarthfa’s bicentenary celebrations this year…
Young people from across Sussex took part in a Heritage Skills Taster Day at Weald & Downland Living Museum on 19th March 2025, gaining hands-on experience in traditional building crafts…
Dronfield Heritage Trust, the organisation which runs Dronfield Hall Barn on the town’s High Street, has been awarded a grant of £237,281 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to help…
The Grade II* listed Middle Street Synagogue in the centre of Brighton is one of the City’s most important buildings. It closed for regular services 20 years ago. The Board…
The Heritage Alliance’s annual Heritage Day 2025 took place on Wednesday 5th March at the historic Tower of London. This flagship annual event brought together heritage leaders, professionals, and volunteers…
Ben Newman, Architectural Project Manager at Cliveden Conservation and member of The Worshipful Company of Masons, has achieved a significant milestone in his stonemasonry career with the award of the…
Habitats & Heritage Awarded £249k by The National Lottery Heritage Fund for the Sir Joseph Bazalgette & the Great Stink of London Project Habitats & Heritage is thrilled to announce…
Delapré Abbey has launched a new exhibition exploring the refugee heritage of the Bouverie family, the last family to own the historic site. Now open to the public, this engaging…
The long-awaited renovation of the historic Baily’s Buildings in Glastonbury will move up a gear this month as the completion of enabling works at the derelict industrial site means the…
Dame Julie Kenny DBE DL, one of the Yorkshire region’s most dynamic and respected businesswomen and the champion of Wentworth Woodhouse, has died suddenly at the age of 67. A…
A landmark transformation is underway as construction work begins on the historic Cathedral School, to create a state-of-the-art circus school. This ambitious project led by In Your Space Circus will…
Edwardian heritage treasure Bramley Baths has until end of February to hit their £350,000 fundraising target. The deadline is fast approaching for the Bramley jewel to crowdfund and raise additional…
Working in partnership, The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Historic England have given grant funding of more than £1.6 million (£1.3 million from The National Lottery Heritage Fund and £300,000…
Becket’s Chapel, Norfolk has been given the honour of being the exemplar site for one of Historic England’s Climate Change Adaptation case studies. The chapel is owned by Network members…
The historic Sandys Row Synagogue in Spitalfields has commissioned the Foundation for Jewish Heritage to undertake research to explore the feasibility of the synagogue incorporating a heritage centre focused on the Jewish…
Purcell has once again secured the top spot for heritage architecture in the prestigious World Architecture 100 (WA100) rankings. This marks the fourth consecutive year that they’ve been recognised as…
In 2025, Cyfarthfa Castle in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales is celebrating its bicentenary. Built in 1825 as a majestic family home for the Ironmaster William Crawshay II, Cyfarthfa Castle is the…
New chapter for ‘Cathedral of the Potteries’ as heritage organisation set to take on historic Stoke-on-Trent chapel Stoke-on-Trent-based charity Re-form Heritage is set to become the new owner of Bethesda…
You may have noticed on our social media accounts that we’ve changed our name to ‘Heritage Network’. Over the next few weeks we’ll be transitioning to our new name ‘Heritage…
A grant of £36,000 from Cumberland Council means that much-needed repair work can start on the lifelong home of the Cumbrian poet Norman Nicholson in Millom. The grant utilises funds…
Edwardian heritage treasure Bramley Baths has until end of February to hit their £350,000 fundraising target. The deadline is fast approaching for the Bramley jewel to crowdfund and raise additional…
The highly anticipated Sussex Heritage Trust Awards 2025 have officially launched, calling for entries from across Sussex to celebrate excellence in architecture, conservation, and craftsmanship. Recognising the best in new…
Looking back at 2024, the North UK Mills Group has had a great year of progress and collaboration, promoting the preservation of historic milling heritage. The Group was established at…
Did Russian ballet star Anna Pavlova really dance for King George and Queen Mary in Wentworth Woodhouse’s magnificent Marble Saloon in 1912 – and what was the vitally important purchase…
Open Arms Kington has received initial support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to progress their plans for the restoration of The Oxford Arms in Kington and its renovation into…