We are keen to work together with local and regional groups to develop projects that will give people a better opportunity to experience, enjoy, care for and protect our heritage. We offer pre-application support to all potential applicants, offering advice and guidance to help you develop your application.

We are keen to work together with local and regional groups to develop projects that will give people a better opportunity to experience, enjoy, care for and protect our heritage. We offer pre-application support to all potential applicants, offering advice and guidance to help you develop your application.

In the HLF south east region we are keen to work with local and regional organisations, and community and voluntary groups developing projects that will give people a better opportunity to learn from, experience, enjoy, care for and protect our heritage.

Covering Bristol, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Isles of Scilly, Somerset, Wiltshire.

The North West region of the National Trust covers the Lake District and Cumbria, Cheshire, Lancashire, Merseyside, and Greater Manchester.

The South East region of the National Trust is made up of East and West Sussex, Kent and Surrey.

The Thames & Solent region of the National Trust, comprises Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, Oxfordshire, the Isle of Wight and Greater London.

From Stowe Landscape Gardens in the north of the region, to the Needles Old Battery on the Isle of Wight and Red House in Bexleyheath, the region offers a wide range of fascinating historic houses to visit, many glorious gardens and a wealth of unspoilt countryside.

We work to preserve and protect the buildings, countryside and coastline of England, Wales and Northern Ireland, in a range of ways, through practical conservation, learning and discovery, and encouraging everyone to visit and enjoy their national heritage.

We also educate people about the importance of the environment and of preserving our heritage for future generations, we contribute to important debates over the future of the economy, the development of people’s skills and sense of community, and the quality of the local environment in both town and country.

We are an exciting and award winning all weather attraction based on the waterside in the Isle of Wight. We are able to offer a fascinating collection of sailing and power boats of local and national interest to both family visitors and maritime enthusiasts alike. Displays include photographs, films, tools, artefacts, models, books and many other items associated with the history of boating over the past century. From unique trophies loaned by Dame Ellen MacArthur to classic wooden boats of international renown, we have something of interest to both children and adults.