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News £3.8 million restoration of 17th century Dyrham Park roof begins as organisers thank supporters
A 17th century mansion near Bath will have its roof replaced with 46 tonnes of lead and 8,000 Welsh slates in a major restoration backed by around 10,000 donations.
15 January 2015
News £65 Million Needed To Save Top Buildings At Risk Says English Heritage
English Heritage has launched the Buildings at Risk Register for 2007 drawing attention to historic structures in need of public funding to save them from terminal decay.
24 July 2007
News £6.8m For Leeds City Varieties & Tudor House In Southampton
A Victorian music hall and a rare Tudor merchant's house have both been given a boost with earmarked HLF grants totalling £6.8m for their repair and restoration.
28 September 2007
News Ally Wallace Artist In Residence For Victoria Baths Manchester
The Glasgow based artist Ally Wallace has been appointed as the new artist-in-residence at Manchester's 2003 BBC Restoration series winner, The Victoria Baths.
11 August 2008
News Anglesey Abbey Restored To Lord Fairhaven's Vision
The 17th century Anglesey Abbey, in Lode near Cambridge, has been restored and refurbished, realising the vision of its former owner Lord Fairhaven, who died in 1966.
31 July 2007
News Darlington Railway Centre Relaunches As Head Of Steam
Darlington Railway Centre & Museum celebrated its relaunch over the weekend as Head Of Steam – Darlington Railway Museum, with a brand new look as well as name.
08 April 2008
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Dhammakaya Centre for Buddhist Meditation, Woking
Dhammakaya Centre for Buddhist Meditation | Woking
News English Heritage Unlock Doors Of Unseen Rooms At Brodsworth Hall
After a £4m conservation project by English Heritage, Brodsworth Hall in South Yorkshire will unveil four previously unseen rooms to the public.
18 March 2008
News Grants Will Help Save Horace Walpole's Gothic Strawberry Hill House
Vital repairs to the roof and drainage system of the Gothic mansion of Horace Walpole, Strawberry Hill, can now commence with a restoration grant from English Heritage.
30 January 2008
News Harrogate's Glittering Royal Hall To Reopen After £10.7m Restoration
The Royal Hall in Harrogate, created by great theatre designer Frank Matcham in 1903, reopens to the public this weekend following a £10.7m restoration project.
23 April 2008
News Heritage Buildings Still At Risk From Traditional Skills Shortage
Two reports by the National Heritage Training Group highlight the serious skills and knowledge gaps that are putting five million pre-1919 buildings in the UK at risk.
29 April 2008
News Heritage Lottery Award For Restoring Hogarth's Chiswick Home
Painter and satirist William Hogarth's 18th century country retreat, which now sits next to the busy Great West Road, is to be restored with a grant of £276,000.
12 March 2008
News Historic Scotland's £2.6m In Awards For Built Heritage
Historic Scotland has announced awards totalling more than £2m to benefit a diverse range of buildings, from an Art Deco pub to a post-Reformation convent.
04 January 2008
Historic house or home: Garden, parklands or rural site, Heritage site County: Kent Knole Sevenoaks
News Leighton House Museum To Be Restored To Its Original Appearance
Leighton House Museum, Lord Leighton's former home and private museum of art, is to be returned closer to its original spectacular 19th century appearance.
08 May 2008
News Llanelly House Restoration Leads To Jobs And Regeneration
A lottery funding win for the BBC's Restoration 2003 winning building in Llanelli, Wales has secured the future for Grade 1-listed Llanelly House and the surrounding conservation area.
30 June 2008
News Mayor And Museum Make Plans For Weston-Super-Mare Pier
Two weeks after fire devastated the town's Grand Pier, the pier's owners and the town's mayor hope to see visitors making new memories and learning about the pier's past.
12 August 2008
News Medieval Timber Framed Priory Buildings Return To Business Use
Two of Yorkshire's finest medieval timber framed buildings are being put back to work and renovated as offcie spaces to secure their long-term futures.
12 September 2008
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Helmshore Mills Textile Museum, Rossendale
Helmshore Mills Textile Museum | Rossendale
News Museum Of Welsh Cricket In Cardiff Receives £516,000 Lottery Boost
A proposed Museum of Welsh Cricket at Sophia Gardens, the home of Glamorgan County Cricket Club, has received a £516,000 boost from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
11 December 2007

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