Historic Houses members receive vital grants in latest funding round
Today the Government announced the second round of culture recovery funding for heritage sites in England, with dozens of Historic Houses members receiving vital grants that will help them to rebuild after one of the worst crises in memory.
“Our record breaking Culture Recovery Fund has already helped thousands of culture and heritage organisations across the country survive the biggest crisis they’ve ever faced.” – Oliver Dowden, Culture Secretary
The list of Historic Houses members that received funding in today’s announcement include:
- Bamburgh Castle
- Blenheim Palace
- Browsholme Hall
- Iford Manor Gardens
- Chawton House
- Combermere Abbey
- Doddington Hall
- Eyam Hall
- Forde Abbey
- Great Dixter Gardens
- Haddon Hall
- Harlaxton Manor
- Hedingham Castle
- Helmingham Hall
- Hoghton Tower
- Holdenby House
- Holme Pierrepont Hall
- Homme House
- Inglewood Manor
- Kelmarsh Hall
- Lamport Hall
- Longstowe Hall
- Mapperton House
- Meols Hall
- Middleton Hall
- Moggerhanger Park
- Muncaster Castle
- Pashley Manor Gardens
- Penshurst Place
- Newby Hall
- Ragley Hall
- Rockingham Castle
- Stanford Hall
- Stokesay Court
- Stonor Park
- Sudeley Castle
- Upton Cressett Hall
- Wentworth Woodhouse
Weston Park to receive £96,000 from the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund
Weston Park on the Shropshire \ South Staffordshire border has received a grant of £96,000 from the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund to help the organisation recover and reopen.
