Heritage & Culture

Collection Conversations

This project, supported by funding from Arts Council England, invited communities to explore, engage with and re-imagine the Peterborough Sculpture Collection. Read More

Your Community Greenspace

This five year project, funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund will complete in 2026 and includes improvements to Park infrastructure, new events and community projects that will respond to the growth of the city and region. Read More

Collection Connects

This Arts Council funded project is all about bringing people closer to the artworks in the Peterborough Sculpture Collection as well as supporting some much needed sculpture conservation work. Read More

Lynch Farm

Lynch Farm is a hidden gem, a Grade II listed farmhouse and outbuildings on the edge of Ferry Meadows in approximately 7 acres of paddocks and green space. Nene Park Trust is working on a plan to bring the site back into community use.  Read More

Restoring Peterborough Arch

In 2025, Nene Park Trust received funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, Henry Moore Foundation, Arts Council England, Peterborough Civic Society, Compare the Market and donations gratefully received from our visitors and supporters, to save the much-loved Peterborough Arch sculpture. Read More

Investing in Impact

In May 2025 we launched our Investing in Impact prospectus which we will hope will help form connections with people and organisations to make a real difference to the lives of people in Peterborough and the region. Read More

Norman Cross

Thanks to funding from Historic England and The National Lottery Heritage Fund we have now taken ownership of this site of the world's first purpose built prisoner of war camp, just south of Peterborough. We want to preserve the site and tell its fascinating story. Read More