How to apply

Landscape Partnerships (LP) is our grant programme to support schemes of between £250,000 and £2million led by partnerships of local, regional and national interests which aim to conserve areas of distinctive landscape character throughout the United Kingdom.  Each scheme is based round a portfolio of smaller projects, which together provide a varied package of benefits to an area, its communities and visitors.

Landscape Partnership schemes must deliver equally across all of the following programme outcomes:

• Conserving or restoring the built and natural features that create the historic landscape character.
• Increasing community participation in local heritage.
• Increasing access to and learning about the landscape area and its heritage.
• Increasing training opportunities in local heritage skills.

  Please note The national batch deadline for 2008 first-round applications is 30 November. Decisions will be made on these applications in April 2009.

  To apply for this grant, please follow these steps: 

  STEP 1 - Before you apply
  Prior to applying for a grant please read through the following information:
  

  Is it right for you?
  • Find out if your project is suited to this grant
    
    Frequently asked questions
  • Get answers to FAQs about this grant
    
    Case studies
  • Review projects that have been awarded grants 
    

  STEP 2 - Pre-application advice

  Submit a pre-application form
  • If you believe that your project meets the criteria for this grant, please complete and submit our pre-application form to receive further help on applying for a grant.
    
    Contact your regional/country development team 
  • For further help and advice please contact your regional/country development team.

  
  STEP 3 - Submit an application
  Application materials and all other resources are available in the resource boxes on the right. If completing your application in a Word document, ensure you SAVE the document and complete as usual.

Landscape Partnerships (LP) is our grant programme to support schemes of between £250,000 and £2million led by partnerships of local, regional and national interests which aim to conserve areas of distinctive landscape character throughout the United Kingdom.