Medieval History
St Mary's Church in Ickworth has been awarded £52,100 after passing the first round of the English Heritage and Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) grant application process.
If successful, Ickworth Church Conservation Trust (ICCT) would receive more than £590,000 from the HLF and £325,000 from English Heritage to save the church from ruin.
The trust is hoping that the project will also be considered for an English Heritage ?Angel? award, launched recently by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
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Medieval History
Medieval Suffolk church gets closer to major lottery funding
St Mary's Church in Ickworth has been awarded £52,100 after passing the first round of the English Heritage and Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) grant application process.
If successful, Ickworth Church Conservation Trust (ICCT) would receive more than £590,000 from the HLF and £325,000 from English Heritage to save the church from ruin.
The trust is hoping that the project will also be considered for an English Heritage ?Angel? award, launched recently by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Click here to read this article from the Bury Free Press
- Medieval Norfolk Church Wins Heritage Award
A rescued Norfolk church is among the winners of this year's English Heritage Angel Awards.St Mary's, West Somerton, has a thatched roof and medieval round tower, as well as wall paintings from the 14th century. Pauline Burkitt and Simon Pleasley...
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A team of amateur archaeologists has won lottery cash to fund an underwater excavation in Northumberland. The £9,500 from the Heritage Lottery Fund will allow Coquetdale Community Archaeology group to search the River Coquet for a 13th Century cloth...
- Cardigan Castle Receives £4.7m Grant
Cardigan Castle, which dates back to the eleventh century, has received a grant of nearly £4.7m from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) to save the iconic building and create a major heritage visitor destination. Cadwgan Building Preservation Trust have...
- Medieval Churches In Lincolnshire Receive Funding For Repairs
More than £750 000 has been given to churches in Lincolnshire, including ones dating back to the 13th century, as part of a program by English Heritage and the Heritage Lottery Fund to provide funding for the repair of historical churches. Over £15.7...
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