English Heritage, Historic England and other organisations have a number of grant schemes designed to help with the protection and promotion of the Historic Environment. Please select the grant scheme you wish to view in more detail from the list below.

Repair Grants for Places of Worship

Historic England give grants towards the repair and conservation of listed buildings, scheduled monuments and registered parks and gardens. This includes project development actions which enable repair or improved future management.

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Grants for War Memorials

The Government has made significant sums available for communities wishing to repair and conserve their war memorials during the centenary of the First World War. Historic England now funds the War Memorials Trust.

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Theatres

Many of the UK's most loved theatres are listed buildings and require constant maintenance.

Manor Houses

80% of all listed manor houses are privately owned.

Churches

Listed Churches can only have repairs performed by a restricted set of qualified tradesmen.

Attractions

English Heritage are not the only organisation that own our nations historic listed buildings.

Museums

Museums only sources of funding to pay for repairs are visitors and private individuals.

Houses

The south of England boasts over 60% of all of our listed housing buildings.

Castles

There are more than 1,500 castles in England alone, all in various states of disrepair.