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Clare Balding with Sport Game Changers
Artwork by artist David Popa at Whitby Abbey

UK-first AI artwork honours Arts & Film Game Changers at the V&A South Kensington

The last in a series of installations to celebrate The National Lottery turning 30

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Sport Game Changers immortalised in poetry across the UK as part of 30th birthday celebrations

Clare Balding joined us to deliver a powerful reading of the poem to congratulate them

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Heritage Game Changers celebrated with land-art installation at Whitby Abbey

A giant land artwork has been revealed as part of The National Lottery’s 30th birthday

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Game Changers in front of V&A display

UK-first AI artwork honours Arts & Film Game Changers to celebrate 30 years of The National Lottery

The National Lottery marks its 30th birthday with a unique AI art installation at V&A South Kensington to celebrate the achievements of remarkable people that have had transformative impact across Arts & Film over the past 30 years.
Clare Balding with Sport Game Changers

Sports Game Changers immortalised in poetry across the UK as part of 30th birthday celebrations

A poignant poem recognising the contribution of seven inspirational people to sport has been revealed at four sporting locations across the UK, as part of The National Lottery’s 30th birthday celebrations.
The National Lottery 30 years

The National Lottery’s 30th birthday celebrations

The National Lottery, it's a Game Changer
National Lottery Good Causes
Two women, Sam Quek and Leslye with a kid, Lochlan

Lochlan's Legacy: what impact can football have on young people with Type 1 Diabetes?

14 year old football fanatic Lochlan Murdoch and his mother Lesley, founded Lochlan's Legacy to help young people in Scotland who have Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) overcome barriers and reduce the stigma.
A couple, Sam and Emily Stables with donkeys on the background

We Are Farming Minds: How is one farming couple conquering mental health taboos in rural communities?

Sam and Emily Stables are an inspirational Herefordshire couple who founded a charity to support mental health taboos such as suicide or isolation of farmers in rural communities.
Two women, Sam and Justine, holding the pair of jeans

Justine Aldersey-Williams: Woman Grows Jeans

Listen in as they unravel the story behind this innovative concept, revolutionising the fashion industry by creating a regenerative, eco-friendly textile farming and production industry in the UK.

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