A fundraiser is launched to raise money to pay for repairs to the historic Shipley Glen Tramway.

To celebrate the National Mills Weekend 2026, 9th and 10th May, the SPAB Mills Section wants to build up a new and comprehensive picture of mills of all types throughout the UK and Ireland. This year's theme, 'Now and Then', invites owners, volunteers, millwrights or anyone interested in the history of a mill to write about how one has evolved.

A video gives a glimpse of what you can find in Britain’s only carpet museum - located in the West Midlands - which will reopen for four days next month.

The owner of a mill complex on Barkerend Road in Bradford is told he must make sure it is safe.

A POPULAR wool festival will return to Bradford next month.

This study uses archival photos and data from lidar, geophysical surveys and excavations to help uncover the physical realities of two Second World War Nazi sub-camps, Czyżówek (AL Halbau) and Karczmarka (AL Kittlitztreben), in the Gross-Rosen network, now in south-west Poland.

The abbey has become known as a key site in the beginnings of English Christianity.

Discoveries in Northumberland suggest hill farming is older than historians previously believed.

The ceramic vessel is loaned from Exeter's Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery.

The crane, next to the Kennet and Avon Canal in Newbury, is expected to return in early summer.

Councillor Sarah-Jane Cooper said the Leather Museum belongs to everyone in Walsall

City calls for £325m investment over ten years, warning some historic assets will be lost entirely despite regeneration efforts.

The new estate will provide 104 new affordable homes for the area, 84 of which will be for social rent

The museum closed in 2023 due to safety concerns

Originally built for agricultural storage, the great barn at Gawthorpe Hall dates back to 1605.

The restoration project will see the Grade II* listed buildings redeveloped for residential use.

Stoke-on-Trent has become the first city in the UK to declare a heritage emergency, warning that deteriorating historic buildings are holding back regeneration and economic growth.

The National Lottery Heritage Fund is working with Heather Lomas and Emma Chaplin to research the current landscape for UK museum collections, including industrial heritage collections. The research focuses on how collections are stored, acquired, and rationalised, as well as the extent to which stored collections are accessible to the public. The findings will directly inform the National Lottery Heritage Fund’s approach to supporting museums across the UK through its Heritage 2033 Strategy. Responses to the survey will play an important role in shaping this work and are greatly valued.