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US$64m expansion project underway at Corning Museum of Glass

BY Pete Hayman | 18 Jun 2012

Corning Museum of Glass (CMG) started work on its new US$64m (EUR50.8m, £40.9m) extension project, which will add a new North Wing at the attraction in New York state, US.

Richard Deverell named director of London's Royal Botanic Gardens

BY Pete Hayman | 15 Jun 2012

Richard Deverell has been named director of London's Royal Botanic Gardens by the Kew Board of Trustees, with the appointment effective from mid-September.

ACE announces further Renaissance Strategic support fund details

BY Pete Hayman | 15 Jun 2012

Arts Council England (ACE) has revealed further details of its Renaissance Strategic fund, which is part of a number of measures designed to support the museum sector.

Historic attractions in Scotland experience bumper year for visitor numbers

BY Tom Walker | 14 Jun 2012

Historic visitor attractions across Scotland report a record breaking year in 2011-12 as footfall and income reach "unprecedented levels".

US$2m grant towards next phase of Wadsworth Atheneum renovation

BY Pete Hayman | 14 Jun 2012

The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Connecticut, US, has been awarded a US$2m (EUR1.6m, £1.3m) grant towards the second phase of a comprehensive renovation project.

New attractions to mark completion of Disneyland Resort expansion

BY Pete Hayman | 14 Jun 2012

Cars Land is among four new attractions opening at Disney California Adventure tomorrow (15 June), which marks the completion of a five-year expansion of Disneyland Resort, US.

New activity centre opens at National Museum of the American Indian

BY Pete Hayman | 14 Jun 2012

A new family activity centre has opened at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) in Washington DC, US.

US space shuttle Enterprise arrives at new home in New York City

BY Pete Hayman | 13 Jun 2012

Enterprise - the retired US space shuttle - has arrived at its new home at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in New York City following its move from Washington DC.

BISL report underlines 'significant contribution' of UK leisure industry

BY Pete Hayman | 12 Jun 2012

A new study commissioned by Business in Sport and Leisure (BISL) and compiled by global consulting firm Oliver Wyman has underlined the "significant contribution" of the UK leisure sector.

First Angry Birds Land opens in Finland

BY Tom Walker | 12 Jun 2012

The first Angry Birds-themed attraction has opened to the public at the Särkänniemi theme park in Tampere, Finland.

'Staycation' effect to reach new heights in 2012

BY Tom Walker | 12 Jun 2012

Up to 41 per cent of British adults are planning to spend their main holiday in the UK during 2012 - the highest level seen since the beginning of the recession.

BIS investment to extend National Skills Academy into cultural heritage sector

BY Pete Hayman | 11 Jun 2012

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) is investing in the extension of the National Skills Academy for Creative and Cultural into the cultural heritage sector.

New-look Museum of Scotland attracts record crowds

BY Tom Walker | 11 Jun 2012

The National Museum of Scotland has attracted a record-breaking 2 million visitors in the 10 months since its reopening last year.

Buffalo Bill Museum to reopen after multi-million dollar renovation

BY Pete Hayman | 08 Jun 2012

The Buffalo Bill Museum - one of five heritage attractions at Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Wyoming, US - officially reopens on 15 June following a multi-million dollar revamp.

New visitor attraction plan for Tenby's historic St Catherine's Fort

BY Pete Hayman | 07 Jun 2012

A new visitor attraction is being proposed for the historic St Catherine's Fort and Island in Tenby, South Wales - more than 30 years after a zoo at the site relocated to new premises.

Malaysian consortium named as preferred Battersea Power Station bidder

BY Pete Hayman | 07 Jun 2012

A joint venture between Malaysian-based developers SP Setia and Sime Darby Property has been named as the preferred bidder for the Battersea Power Station site in London, UK.

Chancellor axes plans to cap tax relief on charitable donations

BY Pete Hayman | 06 Jun 2012

The Art Fund is among a number of charitable organisations to welcome George Osborne's decision to drop plans to introduce a cap on tax relief on donations of more than £50,000.

Serpentine Gallery opens Herzog and de Meuron/Ai Weiwei-designed Pavilion

BY Pete Hayman | 06 Jun 2012

The Serpentine Gallery in London has unveiled the Herzog and de Meuron/Ai Weiwei-designed Pavilion - the 12th commission in the contemporary art attraction's annual series.

KidZania to open new 'edutainment' theme park at Singapore's Sentosa Island

BY Pete Hayman | 06 Jun 2012

KidZania, the Mexico-based indoor edutainment theme park concept for young people aged between four- and 14-years-old, is to open a new location at Singapore's Sentosa Island.

TSSA announces launch of London Transport Museum campaign

BY Pete Hayman | 06 Jun 2012

The Transport Salaried Staffs' Association (TSSA) has launched a campaign to safeguard the future of the London Transport Museum amid a reported 25 per cent funding cut.

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US$64m expansion project underway at Corning Museum of Glass

BY Pete Hayman | 18 Jun 2012

Corning Museum of Glass (CMG) started work on its new US$64m (EUR50.8m, £40.9m) extension project, which will add a new North Wing at the attraction in New York state, US.

Richard Deverell named director of London's Royal Botanic Gardens

BY Pete Hayman | 15 Jun 2012

Richard Deverell has been named director of London's Royal Botanic Gardens by the Kew Board of Trustees, with the appointment effective from mid-September.

ACE announces further Renaissance Strategic support fund details

BY Pete Hayman | 15 Jun 2012

Arts Council England (ACE) has revealed further details of its Renaissance Strategic fund, which is part of a number of measures designed to support the museum sector.

Historic attractions in Scotland experience bumper year for visitor numbers

BY Tom Walker | 14 Jun 2012

Historic visitor attractions across Scotland report a record breaking year in 2011-12 as footfall and income reach "unprecedented levels".

US$2m grant towards next phase of Wadsworth Atheneum renovation

BY Pete Hayman | 14 Jun 2012

The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Connecticut, US, has been awarded a US$2m (EUR1.6m, £1.3m) grant towards the second phase of a comprehensive renovation project.

New attractions to mark completion of Disneyland Resort expansion

BY Pete Hayman | 14 Jun 2012

Cars Land is among four new attractions opening at Disney California Adventure tomorrow (15 June), which marks the completion of a five-year expansion of Disneyland Resort, US.

New activity centre opens at National Museum of the American Indian

BY Pete Hayman | 14 Jun 2012

A new family activity centre has opened at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) in Washington DC, US.

US space shuttle Enterprise arrives at new home in New York City

BY Pete Hayman | 13 Jun 2012

Enterprise - the retired US space shuttle - has arrived at its new home at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in New York City following its move from Washington DC.

BISL report underlines 'significant contribution' of UK leisure industry

BY Pete Hayman | 12 Jun 2012

A new study commissioned by Business in Sport and Leisure (BISL) and compiled by global consulting firm Oliver Wyman has underlined the "significant contribution" of the UK leisure sector.

First Angry Birds Land opens in Finland

BY Tom Walker | 12 Jun 2012

The first Angry Birds-themed attraction has opened to the public at the Särkänniemi theme park in Tampere, Finland.

'Staycation' effect to reach new heights in 2012

BY Tom Walker | 12 Jun 2012

Up to 41 per cent of British adults are planning to spend their main holiday in the UK during 2012 - the highest level seen since the beginning of the recession.

BIS investment to extend National Skills Academy into cultural heritage sector

BY Pete Hayman | 11 Jun 2012

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) is investing in the extension of the National Skills Academy for Creative and Cultural into the cultural heritage sector.

New-look Museum of Scotland attracts record crowds

BY Tom Walker | 11 Jun 2012

The National Museum of Scotland has attracted a record-breaking 2 million visitors in the 10 months since its reopening last year.

Buffalo Bill Museum to reopen after multi-million dollar renovation

BY Pete Hayman | 08 Jun 2012

The Buffalo Bill Museum - one of five heritage attractions at Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Wyoming, US - officially reopens on 15 June following a multi-million dollar revamp.

New visitor attraction plan for Tenby's historic St Catherine's Fort

BY Pete Hayman | 07 Jun 2012

A new visitor attraction is being proposed for the historic St Catherine's Fort and Island in Tenby, South Wales - more than 30 years after a zoo at the site relocated to new premises.

Malaysian consortium named as preferred Battersea Power Station bidder

BY Pete Hayman | 07 Jun 2012

A joint venture between Malaysian-based developers SP Setia and Sime Darby Property has been named as the preferred bidder for the Battersea Power Station site in London, UK.

Chancellor axes plans to cap tax relief on charitable donations

BY Pete Hayman | 06 Jun 2012

The Art Fund is among a number of charitable organisations to welcome George Osborne's decision to drop plans to introduce a cap on tax relief on donations of more than £50,000.

Serpentine Gallery opens Herzog and de Meuron/Ai Weiwei-designed Pavilion

BY Pete Hayman | 06 Jun 2012

The Serpentine Gallery in London has unveiled the Herzog and de Meuron/Ai Weiwei-designed Pavilion - the 12th commission in the contemporary art attraction's annual series.

KidZania to open new 'edutainment' theme park at Singapore's Sentosa Island

BY Pete Hayman | 06 Jun 2012

KidZania, the Mexico-based indoor edutainment theme park concept for young people aged between four- and 14-years-old, is to open a new location at Singapore's Sentosa Island.

TSSA announces launch of London Transport Museum campaign

BY Pete Hayman | 06 Jun 2012

The Transport Salaried Staffs' Association (TSSA) has launched a campaign to safeguard the future of the London Transport Museum amid a reported 25 per cent funding cut.

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