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Public to comment on Southend Museum plans
BY Pete Hayman | 14 Sep 2010
Residents and visitors are being given the chance to discuss plans for a proposed new museum in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, as part of a council-organised consultation.
New Stonehenge visitor centre to open in 2013?
BY Martin Nash | 07 Sep 2010
The new visitor centre planned for Stonehenge in Wiltshire could open its doors by 2013 if funding can be found, according to a report in the Salisbury Journal.
New arrivals at world's largest chimp enclosure
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2010
Staff at Edinburgh Zoo have welcomed 11 new chimps to Budongo Trail to join the existing 11 resident chimps to create a 'super group' in the world's largest chimpanzee enclosure at Edinburgh Zoo.
Flamingo programme a success at Edinburgh Zoo
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2010
Three fluffy flamingo chicks have hatched at Edinburgh Zoo in what zoo officials described as an "extremely successful breeding season".
Doune castle to benefit from Monty Python weekend
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2010
Monty Python fans from all over the world are preparing to make a pilgrimage to Doune Castle this week for the 35th anniversary of cult comedy film, Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
Historic UK sites to provide free access
BY Pete Hayman | 07 Sep 2010
A number of historic properties, places and spaces across the UK are to be opened up to the public this month as part of a wider European initiative to celebrate architecture and culture.
Revamp plans for Scone Palace
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2010
Scone Palace in Perth, Scotland, will undergo a renovation programme which will see the Palace's derelict six-acre Victorian Walled Garden being restored.
MGS announces recognised collection funding
BY Tom Walker | 06 Sep 2010
Museums Galleries Scotland (MGS) has announced details of the latest cash awards for Recognised Collections.
Aberdeen's Merchant Quarter to be unveiled
BY Pete Hayman | 03 Sep 2010
Aberdeen's new Merchant Quarter is to launch on 7 September, which aims to provide the city with a range of new tourism, leisure and retail opportunities.
Cash boost for Aberdeen museum revamp
BY Pete Hayman | 03 Sep 2010
Aberdeen City Council (ACC) has announced that a planned renovation of the city's Maritime Museum will go ahead after Oil and Gas UK raised the minimum £360,000 required for the work.
RAF Museum to restore historic aircraft
BY Pete Hayman | 03 Sep 2010
The Royal Air Force (RAF) Museum in Hendon, London, has unveiled plans to restore a rare German bomber, which was shot down off the Kent coast during the Battle of Britain.
Fundraising drive for Fairytale Farm plans
BY Pete Hayman | 02 Sep 2010
A number of car boot sales are to be held as part of a bid to raise funds for the development of Fairytale Farm, a new activity farm attraction designed for children with disabilities.
Cardiff Council appoints operator for ice rink
BY Luke Tuchscherer | 01 Sep 2010
Cardiff Council has chosen Planet Ice to design, build and operate a new permanent ice arena at the International Sports Village in Cardiff Bay.
British Museum evacuated at weekend
BY Luke Tuchscherer | 01 Sep 2010
Around 8,000 people were evacuated from the British Museum on Saturday after visitors and staff experienced itchy throats and stinging eyes.
£26.5m Bristol M Shed completed
BY Luke Tuchscherer | 01 Sep 2010
Construction of the £26.5m M Shed museum in Bristol has been completed.
Whitby pier set for repair
BY Martin Nash | 31 Aug 2010
A £1.8m project to repair Whitby's East Pier Extension will begin shortly, Scarborough Borough Council has said.
Windsor's new museum gets under way
BY Martin Nash | 31 Aug 2010
The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead's (RBWM) plans to give Windsor its own museum have taken a step forward with the appointment of contractors to carry out the work.
GBC to consider Heritage Quarter plans
BY Pete Hayman | 31 Aug 2010
Gravesham Borough Council (GBC) has announced that plans for the creation of a new £120m Heritage Quarter in Gravesend, Kent, will be considered by its regulatory board on 20 September.
£10m restoration for Althorp
BY Martin Nash | 31 Aug 2010
Althorp House in Northamptonshire, ancestral home of the Spencer family since the early 16th century, is undergoing a £10m facelift.
New gallery for London's war museum
BY Martin Nash | 31 Aug 2010
The Imperial War Museum London will be opening its first major permanent gallery for ten years when the Lord Ashcroft Gallery opens in November.
     
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7583 to 7602 of 9725 news stories
Public to comment on Southend Museum plans
BY Pete Hayman | 14 Sep 2010
Residents and visitors are being given the chance to discuss plans for a proposed new museum in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, as part of a council-organised consultation.
New Stonehenge visitor centre to open in 2013?
BY Martin Nash | 07 Sep 2010
The new visitor centre planned for Stonehenge in Wiltshire could open its doors by 2013 if funding can be found, according to a report in the Salisbury Journal.
New arrivals at world's largest chimp enclosure
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2010
Staff at Edinburgh Zoo have welcomed 11 new chimps to Budongo Trail to join the existing 11 resident chimps to create a 'super group' in the world's largest chimpanzee enclosure at Edinburgh Zoo.
Flamingo programme a success at Edinburgh Zoo
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2010
Three fluffy flamingo chicks have hatched at Edinburgh Zoo in what zoo officials described as an "extremely successful breeding season".
Doune castle to benefit from Monty Python weekend
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2010
Monty Python fans from all over the world are preparing to make a pilgrimage to Doune Castle this week for the 35th anniversary of cult comedy film, Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
Historic UK sites to provide free access
BY Pete Hayman | 07 Sep 2010
A number of historic properties, places and spaces across the UK are to be opened up to the public this month as part of a wider European initiative to celebrate architecture and culture.
Revamp plans for Scone Palace
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2010
Scone Palace in Perth, Scotland, will undergo a renovation programme which will see the Palace's derelict six-acre Victorian Walled Garden being restored.
MGS announces recognised collection funding
BY Tom Walker | 06 Sep 2010
Museums Galleries Scotland (MGS) has announced details of the latest cash awards for Recognised Collections.
Aberdeen's Merchant Quarter to be unveiled
BY Pete Hayman | 03 Sep 2010
Aberdeen's new Merchant Quarter is to launch on 7 September, which aims to provide the city with a range of new tourism, leisure and retail opportunities.
Cash boost for Aberdeen museum revamp
BY Pete Hayman | 03 Sep 2010
Aberdeen City Council (ACC) has announced that a planned renovation of the city's Maritime Museum will go ahead after Oil and Gas UK raised the minimum £360,000 required for the work.
RAF Museum to restore historic aircraft
BY Pete Hayman | 03 Sep 2010
The Royal Air Force (RAF) Museum in Hendon, London, has unveiled plans to restore a rare German bomber, which was shot down off the Kent coast during the Battle of Britain.
Fundraising drive for Fairytale Farm plans
BY Pete Hayman | 02 Sep 2010
A number of car boot sales are to be held as part of a bid to raise funds for the development of Fairytale Farm, a new activity farm attraction designed for children with disabilities.
Cardiff Council appoints operator for ice rink
BY Luke Tuchscherer | 01 Sep 2010
Cardiff Council has chosen Planet Ice to design, build and operate a new permanent ice arena at the International Sports Village in Cardiff Bay.
British Museum evacuated at weekend
BY Luke Tuchscherer | 01 Sep 2010
Around 8,000 people were evacuated from the British Museum on Saturday after visitors and staff experienced itchy throats and stinging eyes.
£26.5m Bristol M Shed completed
BY Luke Tuchscherer | 01 Sep 2010
Construction of the £26.5m M Shed museum in Bristol has been completed.
Whitby pier set for repair
BY Martin Nash | 31 Aug 2010
A £1.8m project to repair Whitby's East Pier Extension will begin shortly, Scarborough Borough Council has said.
Windsor's new museum gets under way
BY Martin Nash | 31 Aug 2010
The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead's (RBWM) plans to give Windsor its own museum have taken a step forward with the appointment of contractors to carry out the work.
GBC to consider Heritage Quarter plans
BY Pete Hayman | 31 Aug 2010
Gravesham Borough Council (GBC) has announced that plans for the creation of a new £120m Heritage Quarter in Gravesend, Kent, will be considered by its regulatory board on 20 September.
£10m restoration for Althorp
BY Martin Nash | 31 Aug 2010
Althorp House in Northamptonshire, ancestral home of the Spencer family since the early 16th century, is undergoing a £10m facelift.
New gallery for London's war museum
BY Martin Nash | 31 Aug 2010
The Imperial War Museum London will be opening its first major permanent gallery for ten years when the Lord Ashcroft Gallery opens in November.
     
 


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