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The National Lottery Awards 2010

This year's National Lottery Awards were a special star-studded celebratory event, honouring some of the favourite projects of 2010.

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Lottery Days Out: Isle of Gigha & Bristol

Enjoy lottery-funded projects like Isle of Gigha with its amazing wildlife or the historic SS Great Britain.

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Lottery Days Out: Leicester and Hadrian's Wall

The National Space Centre and Hadrian's Wall are great lottery-funded projects and well worth a visit.

 
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Celebrity thank you: Gethin Jones and Sophie Ellis Bextor

Celebrities Gethin Jones and Sophie Ellis Bextor say thank you for the help given to Good Causes close to their hearts.

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Celebrity thank you: Peter Andre and Leona Lewis

Leona Lewis and Peter Andre say thank you for the help given to Good Causes that have special meaning to them.

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Good Causes: StreetDance 3D

StreetDance 3D had the biggest-ever opening weekend for a lottery-funded film, beating Bend it like Beckham.

 
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Good Causes: WWII Veterans

Funding from the National Lottery enabled groups of veterans to make an emotional return to Normandy, where they served together during the Second World War.

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Good Causes: Stirling Swimming Academy

The money raised from people playing lottery games allowed Stirling to open the National Swimming Academy, a training ground for future athletes.

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Good Causes: Slimbridge Wetland Centre

In Gloucestershire, people and nature have been brought closer together with help from lottery funding. The money has helped improve the visitor and discovery centres.

 
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Good Causes: Cardiff Wheelchair Tennis Club

A twice weekly training session has been transformed into a thriving and successful club, now catering for a range of abilities, thanks to the help of lottery funding.

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Lottery Days Out: The Tower of London & Eden Project

Why not plan some great days out at lottery-funded projects in London and the south west with the help of our handy guide.

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Good Causes: Isle of Gigha

The Scottish island of Gigha was bought buy its residents with the help of lottery funding. This is the story of the difference it has made to island life.

 
 

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