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The Society of Antiquaries of London, in partnership with Heritage Crafts, is thrilled to introduce basket maker Sarah Le Breton as the Maker in Residence for 2025 at Kelmscott Manor. This historic residence, once the cherished home of acclaimed writer, designer-craftsman, conservationist, and revolutionary socialist William Morris, will be the backdrop for Sarah’s residency between April and October.

TEALS and Burghley are hugely excited to announce a new collaboration to regenerate parts of George Farm, London Rd, bringing to life a shared vision for a new food market, restaurant, food to go and gift store on the outskirts of Stamford.

Kelmarsh Hall and Gardens are delighted to announce the grand reopening for the 2025 open season, o:ering visitors the chance to experience the grandeur of the Hall, explore the historic gardens, and enjoy a variety of exciting events throughout the season.

Some of the oldest photographs in England, which shows the country’s transformation through the Industrial Revolution, have been acquired by Historic England.

Celebrate the 160^th anniversary of Alice’s Adventure in Wonderland by visiting Christ Church College in Oxford where an exceptional collection of Lewis Carroll’s writings and photographs are on display until 17^th April.

Pop culture icons Audrey Hepburn and Marc Bolan are month the famous names who will be honoured with Blue Plaques as more of them are announced to appear around London.

The National Lottery Heritage Fund has awarded more than £3m to a programme working to restore nature and protect heritage on Dartmoor.

Not far from the famous Gloucester services on the M5, archaeologists have uncovered a Roman version – known as a mutatio, or a horse changing station

2025 marks 250 years since the birth of one of Britain’s most beloved writers, Jane Austen. Her stories have touched the lives of generations and live on even today, with many heritage properties providing the backdrop as her stories are adapted for new audiences.

Archaeologists have found that King Arthur’s Hall, a stone and turf structure on Bodmin Moor is much older than originally thought.

The Devonshire Association has received a grant of £39,936 from the National Lottery Heritage Fund to raise awareness of the heritage of six outstanding assets in the county which have been designated as having global significance by UNESCO.

Heritage Open Days Fesitval returns from 6th - 15th September 2024. Across the South West, a number of National Trust places will take part, with Heritage Open Days provifing everyone with free access to experiences and events across England at participating venues.