Success for the bellfoundry’s archive volunteer team at the Leicestershire and Rutland Heritage Awards earlier this month The awards featured projects completed in 2019 and 2020 and were open to [...]

Britain’s last remaining bellfoundry saved with £3.45m National Lottery funding The last remaining bellfoundry in Britain has been saved just in time for Christmas, thanks to £3.45m from the [...]

Lifeline grants from the latest round of the £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund will protect a further 162 heritage sites to ensure that jobs and access to arts, culture and heritage in local [...]

The Loughborough Bellfoundry Trust is one of 445 heritage organisations across the country set to receive a lifesaving financial boost from the government, thanks to the £1.57 billion Culture [...]

Loughborough Bellfoundry Trust has received funds from The National Lottery, to make changes within its historic bell museum to ensure it is Covid-19 safe.

With lockdown restrictions in place, it is the first time in 75 years that bells across the UK have largely fallen silent due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Schoolchildren from Wymeswold Primary, in Loughborough, travelled back in time to learn the history and heritage of their hometown’s iconic bellfoundry.

The Loughborough Bellfoundry, also known as John Taylor’s Bellfoundry, is the last major bellfoundry in the UK and Commonwealth.

The Duke of Gloucester paid a special visit to the Loughborough Bellfoundry this July; discovering the vast heritage of the British industrial site.

An award-winning architecture practice is gearing up to begin work to help save the UK’s last remaining major bellfoundry, located in Loughborough.