Local authorities can apply for funding under our Partnership Schemes in Conservation Areas (PSICA) scheme. These schemes are run on a day-to-day basis by local authorities and are designed to target funding for the preservation and enhancement of conservation areas.
They are based on a partnership between us, the Local Authority and other funding bodies and are designed to ensure the long term sustainable future of conservation areas, in particular through supporting heritage-based regeneration initiatives.
Location England
Funding organisation Historic England
Who can apply Public Sector
How much you can get From £100,000 to £300,000
Total size of grant scheme £1 million
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This grant provides taxi drivers with money off the upfront cost of a new zero emission capable taxi, so that they can buy them more cheaply.
You do not apply for the grant. The seller includes it as a discount in the purchase price.
Location National
Funding organisation Department for Transport
Who can apply Personal / Individual, Private Sector
How much you can get From £1 to £7,500
Total size of grant scheme N/A
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The plug-in van grant (PIVG) was launched in 2012 to help bridge the price gap between the cost of ultra-low emission vans and diesel vans. It was extended to trucks, also referred to as heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) in 2016.
Location National
Funding organisation Department for Transport
Who can apply Personal / Individual, Public Sector, Non-profit, Private Sector
How much you can get From £2,500 to £25,000
Total size of grant scheme N/A
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We can offer funding to improve the management of monuments or access to them through agreements with the owner or occupier of the land. These agreements usually run for a term of three or five years.
We can include payment for one-off repairs which would usually be carried out at the start of the term. More major repairs can be considered under our Repair Grants for Heritage at Risk grant scheme.
Our priorities for funding through management agreements are be scheduled monuments at risk.
Location England
Funding organisation Historic England
Who can apply Personal / Individual, Public Sector, Non-profit, Private Sector
How much you can get From £100 to £20,000
Total size of grant scheme £250,000
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Some types of zero emission mopeds and motorcycles are eligible for a grant from the government, so that you can buy them more cheaply.
You do not apply for the grant. The seller includes it as a discount in the purchase price.
Location National
Funding organisation Department for Transport
Who can apply Personal / Individual, Public Sector, Non-profit, Private Sector
How much you can get From £150 to £500
Total size of grant scheme N/A
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Supporting UK sales agents to increase their international promotion and sales of UK feature film projects.
Location National
Funding organisation British Film Institute
Who can apply Public Sector, Non-profit, Private Sector
How much you can get From £1 to £25,000
Total size of grant scheme £1 million
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We 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.
Our grants under this scheme are intended to reduce the risk faced by some of the most significant historic sites in England, as shown on the Heritage at Risk Register. We focus our grants on those sites which are most in need of repair and where, without our grant, a project would not be able to go ahead.
This scheme was formerly called Grants for Historic Buildings, Monuments and Designed Landscapes.
Location England
Funding organisation Historic England
Who can apply Personal / Individual, Public Sector, Non-profit, Private Sector
How much you can get From £5,000 to £500,000
Total size of grant scheme £9 million
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The Heritage Protection Commissions provides funding for strategic research and to build skills and capacity in our historic environment. The research funding from this scheme helps us to know what our historic environment comprises, which aspects of it are the most significant, how people value and interact with it, and what innovations in science and approach will help us to look after it for the future. The capacity building is targeted towards helping to reduce or avoid risk to the historic environment by building the capacity and commitment of local communities to champion the conservation and enhancement of their own local historic environment.
Location England
Funding organisation Historic England
Who can apply Personal / Individual, Public Sector, Non-profit, Private Sector
How much you can get From £100 to £300,000
Total size of grant scheme £4.5 million
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The National Archives Skills Bursaries provide grants of up to £1000 per person, to archivists and heritage professionals, to support access to training and development opportunities.
In particular, we want to provide funding that will confront the challenges of today: preserving and sharing the digital record, reducing our environmental impact and adapting to climate change, and helping the archives sector become more diverse, equitable and inclusive.
To support archivists in building the skills needed for the future, The National Archives is delighted to be offering bursaries for the first time, for archivists seeking to access training, career professional development or mentoring that would not usually be available in their own organisational development programmes.
Location England, Wales
Funding organisation The National Archives
Who can apply Personal / Individual, Public Sector, Non-profit, Private Sector
How much you can get From £1 to £1,000
Total size of grant scheme £20,000
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Taking Teaching Further (TTF) supports further education (FE) providers to recruit and provide early career support to those with relevant knowledge and industry experience to retrain as FE teachers across 15 technical subjects, English and maths, or a special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) specialist teaching role. Up to £18,200 is available per eligible recruit to cover the cost of a teaching qualification, mentoring support, and a reduced teaching timetable.
Eligible recruits teaching in digital, construction and the built environment, engineering and manufacturing, or maths could also receive a £6,000 financial incentive.
Location England
Funding organisation The Department for Education
Who can apply Public Sector, Private Sector
How much you can get From £11,100 to £72,600
Total size of grant scheme £15.05 million
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