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Sefton Park gets Grade I listing
BY Tom Anstey | 05 Sep 2013
Sefton Park in Liverpool has been reclassified by English Heritage from Grade II* to Grade I in the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens.
New Galapagos 3D film to be distributed by nWave Pictures
BY Kate Corney | 05 Sep 2013
Distributor nWave Pictures has acquired the worldwide giant screen distribution rights to a new film, Galapagos 3D, written and narrated by naturalist and veteran filmmaker David Attenborough.
Six Flags announces record-breaking drop ride for 2014
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Sep 2013
Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey, United States, has announced plans for the world’s tallest drop ride - the 456ft (138.9m) Zumanjaro: Drop of Doom - opening in 2014.
Piperdam resort unveils plans for activity centre
BY Tom Anstey | 02 Sep 2013
Piperdam Golf and Leisure Resort in Angus, Scotland, has revealed plans for a new activity centre that will help it “compete with businsses like Centre Parcs.”
Online 3D fossil database launched
BY Chris Dodd | 30 Aug 2013
The British Geological Survey (BGS) has launched a web database billed as the world’s first 3D fossil collection.
Wildwood Trust enters final year of Skills for Future Training programme
BY Tom Anstey | 29 Aug 2013
Wildwood Trust - a charity that runs a highly successful programme of conservation projects - is inviting new applications for its final year of the Skills for Future Training programme.
Zimbabwe planning US$300m entertainment complex at Victoria Falls
BY Tom Anstey | 29 Aug 2013
Zimbabwe’s tourism minister has revealed plans to build a US$300m (£193.3m, €224.2m) entertainment complex near Victoria Falls.
Bezos Centre for Innovation to open in October 2013
BY Chris Dodd | 27 Aug 2013
The Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) in Seattle, US, is to unveil its Bezos Centre for Innovation in October 2013.
Heritage reenactment park planned for Moscow, Russia
BY Chris Dodd | 27 Aug 2013
Ambitious plans to make a heritage reenactment theme park in Moscow, Russia have been revealed.
Teen visits to American theme parks fall, says Mintel
BY Chris Dodd | 27 Aug 2013
New research from Mintel has revealed that teen visits to theme parks in America have decreased compared to five years ago.
Dollywood reveals US$300m expansion plan
BY Chris Dodd | 27 Aug 2013
Dollywood has announced the first of its new projects as part of a US$300m (£192m, €225m), 10-year expansion plan in and around the theme park, which is based in Tennessee.
Redesigned FRAC Centre to open in September
BY Chris Dodd | 23 Aug 2013
The Regional Fund for Contemporary Art in the Centre region (FRAC Centre) will open its doors in a new location in France in September, with a striking public reception piece designed by architects Jakob + MacFarlane.
Renzo Piano-designed MUSE science museum opens in Trent, Italy
BY Chris Dodd | 23 Aug 2013
Italy’s eagerly-awaited science museum, Museo delle Scienze (MUSE), has opened in Trento, providing the public with an education about science, nature and the environment using eco-friendly materials and renewable energy resources.
The Petersen Automotive Museum announces plans for a revamp
BY Chris Dodd | 20 Aug 2013
The Peterson Automotive Museum is to mark its 20th anniversary in 2014 with an exterior transformation and interior redesign, creating world class facilities displaying the art, culture and heritage associated with automobiles.
Newcastle to become tourist destination for Northern Ireland
BY Tom Anstey | 16 Aug 2013
Northern Ireland's social development minister, Nelson McCausland, has announced plans worth £287,000 to transform Newcastle in County Down into a tourist destination.
Surf centre confirmed for Snowdon
BY Tom Anstey | 16 Aug 2013
Plans have been approved to build a huge surf centre in Snowdon, north Wales.
Hastings Pier to be revitalised with £14m restoration after forced rescue from Panamanian holding company
BY Tom Anstey | 16 Aug 2013
Hastings Pier is to undergo a £14m restoration after the 140-year-old structure was almost completely destroyed by fire in 2010.
Turner Contemporary gallery beats expectations to boost Margate's fortunes
BY Tom Anstey | 15 Aug 2013
The Turner Contemporary in Margate – a gallery dedicated to the life of 19th century artist JMW Turner, which opened in 2011 – is on track to welcome its millionth visitor this summer. Director Victoria Pomery said: “By the end of summer 2013 we’ll have had one million visitors, which is many more than we’d ever anticipated.
Museums Association director Mark Taylor says cuts are leaving some museums in meltdown
BY Chris Dodd | 15 Aug 2013
Local authorities have cut spending on cultural services by 4.2 per cent since 2012/13, according to figures compiled by the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG).
World War I is the focus for a raft of new Heritage Lottery Funded initiatives
BY Chris Dodd | 15 Aug 2013
The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has announced a raft of newly-funded projects which will help to explore, conserve and share knowledge about World War I.
     
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6201 to 6220 of 9731 news stories
Sefton Park gets Grade I listing
BY Tom Anstey | 05 Sep 2013
Sefton Park in Liverpool has been reclassified by English Heritage from Grade II* to Grade I in the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens.
New Galapagos 3D film to be distributed by nWave Pictures
BY Kate Corney | 05 Sep 2013
Distributor nWave Pictures has acquired the worldwide giant screen distribution rights to a new film, Galapagos 3D, written and narrated by naturalist and veteran filmmaker David Attenborough.
Six Flags announces record-breaking drop ride for 2014
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Sep 2013
Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey, United States, has announced plans for the world’s tallest drop ride - the 456ft (138.9m) Zumanjaro: Drop of Doom - opening in 2014.
Piperdam resort unveils plans for activity centre
BY Tom Anstey | 02 Sep 2013
Piperdam Golf and Leisure Resort in Angus, Scotland, has revealed plans for a new activity centre that will help it “compete with businsses like Centre Parcs.”
Online 3D fossil database launched
BY Chris Dodd | 30 Aug 2013
The British Geological Survey (BGS) has launched a web database billed as the world’s first 3D fossil collection.
Wildwood Trust enters final year of Skills for Future Training programme
BY Tom Anstey | 29 Aug 2013
Wildwood Trust - a charity that runs a highly successful programme of conservation projects - is inviting new applications for its final year of the Skills for Future Training programme.
Zimbabwe planning US$300m entertainment complex at Victoria Falls
BY Tom Anstey | 29 Aug 2013
Zimbabwe’s tourism minister has revealed plans to build a US$300m (£193.3m, €224.2m) entertainment complex near Victoria Falls.
Bezos Centre for Innovation to open in October 2013
BY Chris Dodd | 27 Aug 2013
The Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) in Seattle, US, is to unveil its Bezos Centre for Innovation in October 2013.
Heritage reenactment park planned for Moscow, Russia
BY Chris Dodd | 27 Aug 2013
Ambitious plans to make a heritage reenactment theme park in Moscow, Russia have been revealed.
Teen visits to American theme parks fall, says Mintel
BY Chris Dodd | 27 Aug 2013
New research from Mintel has revealed that teen visits to theme parks in America have decreased compared to five years ago.
Dollywood reveals US$300m expansion plan
BY Chris Dodd | 27 Aug 2013
Dollywood has announced the first of its new projects as part of a US$300m (£192m, €225m), 10-year expansion plan in and around the theme park, which is based in Tennessee.
Redesigned FRAC Centre to open in September
BY Chris Dodd | 23 Aug 2013
The Regional Fund for Contemporary Art in the Centre region (FRAC Centre) will open its doors in a new location in France in September, with a striking public reception piece designed by architects Jakob + MacFarlane.
Renzo Piano-designed MUSE science museum opens in Trent, Italy
BY Chris Dodd | 23 Aug 2013
Italy’s eagerly-awaited science museum, Museo delle Scienze (MUSE), has opened in Trento, providing the public with an education about science, nature and the environment using eco-friendly materials and renewable energy resources.
The Petersen Automotive Museum announces plans for a revamp
BY Chris Dodd | 20 Aug 2013
The Peterson Automotive Museum is to mark its 20th anniversary in 2014 with an exterior transformation and interior redesign, creating world class facilities displaying the art, culture and heritage associated with automobiles.
Newcastle to become tourist destination for Northern Ireland
BY Tom Anstey | 16 Aug 2013
Northern Ireland's social development minister, Nelson McCausland, has announced plans worth £287,000 to transform Newcastle in County Down into a tourist destination.
Surf centre confirmed for Snowdon
BY Tom Anstey | 16 Aug 2013
Plans have been approved to build a huge surf centre in Snowdon, north Wales.
Hastings Pier to be revitalised with £14m restoration after forced rescue from Panamanian holding company
BY Tom Anstey | 16 Aug 2013
Hastings Pier is to undergo a £14m restoration after the 140-year-old structure was almost completely destroyed by fire in 2010.
Turner Contemporary gallery beats expectations to boost Margate's fortunes
BY Tom Anstey | 15 Aug 2013
The Turner Contemporary in Margate – a gallery dedicated to the life of 19th century artist JMW Turner, which opened in 2011 – is on track to welcome its millionth visitor this summer. Director Victoria Pomery said: “By the end of summer 2013 we’ll have had one million visitors, which is many more than we’d ever anticipated.
Museums Association director Mark Taylor says cuts are leaving some museums in meltdown
BY Chris Dodd | 15 Aug 2013
Local authorities have cut spending on cultural services by 4.2 per cent since 2012/13, according to figures compiled by the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG).
World War I is the focus for a raft of new Heritage Lottery Funded initiatives
BY Chris Dodd | 15 Aug 2013
The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has announced a raft of newly-funded projects which will help to explore, conserve and share knowledge about World War I.
     
 


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