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If the National Trust can raise £6m by January through public fundraising, Seaton Delaval Hall in Northumberland can become a major cultural centre for the North East of England.

Linking the Harris with the nearby Market Square, a new temporary architectural stairway in Preston will host performances and draw on the history of the famous 19th century building.

The future of Great Dixter, famed for its garden and Grade 1 listed timber framed house, has been secured after the Heritage Lottery Fund earmarked a grant of over £4m.

A tenacious eight-month campaign by the Ashmolean Museum has ended in triumph, raising £7.83 million, turning Oxford into a leading centre for the study of Impressionist painting and allowing one of Manet's most important paintings to tour the nation.

Leading figures have argued that Draped Seated Woman, the work by the sculptor at the centre of controversial fundraising plans, should return to the borough or a museum.

Within the grounds of the Gothic cemetery opened in West Norwood in 1837, 22 artists have responded to 65 Grade II-listed monuments and buildings, including mausoleums.