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Heritage is a huge asset in our national balance sheet - but it is often taken for granted. Without it, the UK would lose much of its distinctive identity and character.

We have only just begun to recognise the contribution that heritage can make to a modern society. Our challenge now is to define how best to use our funding to have the greatest impact.

With your help we can do that, and ensure that heritage continues to make a difference.

    Our consultion

  • Tell us what you think about what we have achieved, our future plans, and what more we could do

    The Government’s lottery consultation

  • Make your views on the future of funding for heritage known as part of the Government’s consultation

    Please respond by 28 February 2006

    For further information, please email future@hlf.org.uk or write to Anne Young, Heritage Lottery Fund, 7 Holbein Place, London SW1W 8NR

 
Case study: Birmingham Back to Backs
Award: £967, 300
Synopsis: Thanks to an HLF grant Birmingham's last surviving court of back-to-back housing has now been fully restored by the Birmingham Conservation Trust and the National Trust, and offers a fascinating insight into working-class life in the area from the 1840s onwards. Thousands of similar homes were built back-to-back to cater for the rapidly-expanding populations of Victorian industrial towns. Visitors can now explore the story of the site through the experiences of the people who lived and worked there at four different periods up to the 1970s. Back to Backs won a British Urban Regeneration Association Best Practice Award for 2005.