Looking fantastic! Thanks to conservation and refurbishment work, which we are pleased to have supported with loan investment, the West Wing offices within the Tudor Quadrangle Fulham Palace have been brought back into permanent use.

Find out more:
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Great to see 2 projects that @archhfund helped being celebrated by being shortlisted for 2024 RIAS Awards - Fruitmarket Gallery (we helped development with several #HESsupported grants since 2015) & Kinning Park Complex - we supported w/ William Grant Foundation grant in 2020.

We are excited to announce that tickets to our 2024 Conference are now on sale!
Join us in Dunfermline this September and book now to benefit from early bird ticket discounts
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Thanks Neil Galway for the opportunity to share lessons from The Architectural Heritage Fund well-established practice (estd. 1976!) of helping communities to adapt and reuse historic buildings, regenerating places, Queen's University Belfast 🎓 Communities NI Placemaking conference, with a focus on Village Catalyst.

🚨 We have awarded 13 new grants to projects that will contribute to the transformation of #HighStreets and town centres in England.

This is part of a one-off extension of our #TransformingPlaces programme, made possible by Historic England.

More:
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Next set of dates for the The London School of Architecture 'Working with Heritage' course are now out. We really enjoyed collaborating with LSA on this, which uses The Architectural Heritage Fund approaches and case studies as a core part of the course. Booking details 👇

Research shows that presence of derelict buildings increases likelihood of antisocial behaviour. Our Transforming Places programme supported 239 projects to regenerate high streets through mix of uses, supporting local economies and reducing vacancies.
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Very sad news about the devastating fire Poltimore House, a beautiful building that we have supported over the years. Our thoughts are with the Trust & volunteers who worked so tirelessly to bring it back into use. If you would like to help, the Trust has set up a fundraiser. 👇

Great to hear that the Birthplace of the Brontë sisters is now in public ownership. Congratulations to all involved! Brontë Birthplace

We supported the project to save the house for future generations with an early-stage #TransformingPlaces grant in 2022.
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The penultimate window of Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities #CommunityOwnershipFund closes tomorrow - get top tips and advice at our hub
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Hard to imagine a prettier position for a bothy! Check out our latest newsletter 👇 for the usual blend of inspiring project stories & key sector news. You can sign up to receive these monthly or join as a Friend of the AHF to support community heritage projects across the UK.

Fantastic to see the historic Isle of Kerrara school, built c.1872, closed 1997, now re-opening as the island’s new - and only - community hub space - The Architectural Heritage Fund very pleased to have helped the project move forward with two #HESsupported development grants in 2020-21.

Working on your #CommunityOwnershipFund application?
Use our handy editable version of the application form to draft and rewrite your answers ➡️mycommunity.org.uk/editable-versi…

Weekend eye-candy courtesy the restored Camellia House at Wentworth Woodhouse, which both saved an important collection of historic plants & will help secure this extraordinary house through a new income stream. As an early funder of the project, we're thrilled to see it realised!

📣 Our April 2024 Newsletter is out now!

It includes:
⭐️ A round-up of the latest #Heritage regeneration news.
⭐️ A focus on Burnmouth Bothy.
⭐️ A guest article from In Your Space Circus.

Read it here:
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Reminder that the next application window of the #CommunityOwnershipFund is open now until 10 April.

We are 1 of 10 leading community support organisations delivering the Community Ownership Fund support programme. Check out how we can help you! 👇

An inspiring visit to The Lighthouse today, a former bank in Harlesden, brought back to life by Refugee Education UK as a thriving education centre and community space for young people.

We are delighted to have supported this project through #TransformingPlaces .

Privileged to have been one of the judges on the Heritage Angel Awards panel.

A brilliant and important recognition of some seriously heroic efforts to record, save and animate historic with incalculable environmental, social and social benefits.

Great showcase Ulster Architectural Heritage