Heritage, Listed Building, Museum & Church Repair Grants UK
Repair, conservation, and community access grants for Grade I, II*, and II listed buildings, parish churches, museums, and archives.
0 funding discovery records · 2 scheme preparation profiles. Recorded categories and status are starting points; confirm current rules with each funder.
These source-linked records are recorded as open or rolling, without a recorded deadline in the past; inclusion does not confirm availability or eligibility.
No records are currently tagged to this sector. This does not establish that funding is closed.
Use these stored scheme profiles to prepare questions, documents and project costs. Typical ranges and applicant descriptions are catalogue context, not a verified offer. An earlier round does not guarantee another round or an opening date.
National Lottery Heritage Fund
National Lottery Heritage Fund: Heritage & Church Repairs
Recorded as open — confirm with funder
Stored programme profile
Recorded / typical grant range
£10,000 – £250,000 (fast-track) and £250k–£10m
Timing
Unconfirmed catalogue deadline: 20 November 2026. This is not a verified current application date.
Recorded applicant profile — confirm eligibility
Parochial Church Councils (PCCs), listed building trusts, charities, and community heritage organisations.
Recorded project focus
Structural repair of Grade I, II* and II listed historic places of worship, community heritage archives, and building condition stabilization.
Preparation checklist
Planning prompts to confirm against the current guidance:
Quinquennial inspection report or conservation architect survey
Ecclesiastical faculty or Listed Building Consent granted
Community engagement and inclusion action plan
Minimum 10% cash match funding confirmed
National Lottery Heritage Fund
National Lottery Heritage Grants (£10,000 to £250,000)
Recorded as rolling — confirm with funder
Stored programme profile
Recorded / typical grant range
£10,000 – £250,000 (up to 95% project costs)
Timing
No confirmed application deadline recorded. Check the official programme before planning a submission.
Recorded applicant profile — confirm eligibility
Not-for-profit organisations, parish churches, community groups, and local authorities.
Recorded project focus
Urgent masonry and roof repairs, heritage building accessibility, interpretation, and volunteer training.
Preparation checklist
Planning prompts to confirm against the current guidance:
Faculty or listed building planning consent in place
Community engagement activity plan with measurable public benefit
Audited annual accounts and two independent bank signatories
Preparation checklist
Faculty (ecclesiastical exemption) or Listed Building Consent granted
Quinquennial inspection report or conservation architect condition survey
Minimum 10% match funding secured from local appeals or trusts
Community engagement activity plan
These are planning prompts. Specific deadlines, award amounts, eligible costs and future rounds must be confirmed in the current official competition documents.
Potential applicant fit
Parish churches facing urgent roof, masonry, or drainage failure
Community heritage assets on Historic England Heritage at Risk register
Museums creating inclusive educational displays
Eligibility questions to resolve
Urgent works commenced before grant award (incurred retrospective costs)
Lack of conservation-accredited architect involvement
Official funder discovery
Relevant funders include National Lottery Heritage Fund, Historic England, National Churches Trust, Listed Places of Worship Scheme. Appearance here does not establish an open competition.
Create your profile to follow relevant opportunities and prepare your evidence. Future rounds and notification timing depend on published scheme information and your account settings.
