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POSTED 07 Dec 2018 . BY Tom Walker

Victus Soul makes entrance into thriving boutique fitness market, London to become first capital city with inland surfing, visitor attraction based on The War of the Worlds set to open next year and Sir Roy Strong calls on galleries and museums to lower entrance fees for younger visitors.

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