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Earnings increase for Macquarie Leisure
BY Tim Nash | 26 Feb 2009
Australia-based leisure group Macquarie Leisure Trust has reported an 11 per cent increase in earnings for second half of 2008, but a fall in revenue at its Dreamworld theme park.
Concorde visitor centre to open
BY Luke Tuchscherer | 25 Feb 2009
A £1m Concorde Visitor Centre is to open at Manchester Airport’s Aviation Viewing Park.
Second V&A Museum planned for Dundee
BY Pete Hayman | 25 Feb 2009
A feasibility study outlining plans to establish a sister site for London's Victoria and Albert (V&A) Museum as part of a new waterfront development in Dundee, Scotland, has been discussed at a two-day conference.
Legal action over Weymouth scheme
BY Pete Hayman | 24 Feb 2009
A developer which has failed to start work on a multi-million redevelopment project in Dorset is to face legal action from Weymouth and Portland Borough Council (WPBC).
Durham museum scheme nets funding boost
BY Pete Hayman | 24 Feb 2009
The Bowes Museum in Barnard Castle, Durham, has received a £250,000 cash injection towards its five-year redevelopment programme from the Garfield Weston Foundation (GWF).
Mary Rose gets green light
BY Helen Patenall | 23 Feb 2009
Proposals to build a £35m museum at the site of the 16th century Mary Rose warship in Portsmouth’s Historic Dockyard have been met with approval by the city council.
Walt Disney to cut US theme park jobs
BY Pete Hayman | 20 Feb 2009
The Walt Disney Company has announced plans for the reorganisation of its theme parks and resorts operations in the US in response to the economic downturn, a move which is likely to result in a large number of job losses.
Science centre project in doubt
BY Tom Walker | 19 Feb 2009
Work has been suspended on the proposed University of Arizona Science Center in Rio Nuevo, Tucson, Arizona, US.
U-boat attraction opens in Birkenhead
BY Tom Walker | 19 Feb 2009
A decommissioned German U-boat has opened to the public as a visitor attraction on Liverpool Docks.
V8 Supercars ready to race at Dreamworld
BY Tim Nash | 19 Feb 2009
Dreamworld theme park on the Gold Coast in Australia has unveiled the country's first full-motion virtual V8 Supercars experience.
Luna Park wins noise case
BY Tim Nash | 19 Feb 2009
Luna Park in Sydney, Australia, has won a court battle against local residents who wanted noisy rides shut down and moved to another part of the site.
Riding the hills of Tibidabo
BY Tim Nash | 19 Feb 2009
A new rollercoaster called Muntanya Russa has opened at Tibidabo in Barcelona, Spain.
Royal Court designs go on show
BY Pete Hayman | 18 Feb 2009
Plans put forward by seven shortlisted architects for the refurbishment of the Grade II-listed Royal Court Theatre in Liverpool have been put on public display until the end of the month.
Zurich gallery extension plans revealed
BY Helen Patenall | 18 Feb 2009
David Chipperfield Architects has revealed its winning design for an extension to the Kunsthaus Zurich art gallery in Zurich, Switzerland.
London's Monument reopens to the public
BY Pete Hayman | 16 Feb 2009
The Monument, a memorial built to commemorate the Great Fire of London in 1666, has reopened to the public following multi-million pound restoration project lasting 18 months.
Darwin's house reopens with new attractions
BY Tom Walker | 16 Feb 2009
The Down House visitor attraction, the house where Charles Darwin spent most of his life, has added a new interactive tour and a permanent exhibition to its offering.
Cedar Fair to invest US$62m in parks
BY Tom Walker | 16 Feb 2009
Theme park operator Cedar Fair will invest around US$62m in improving its theme parks during 2009.
Hard Rock Park finds a buyer
BY Tom Walker | 13 Feb 2009
A newly founded company, FPI MB Entertainment, has agreed to acquire the assets of the troubled Hard Rock Park in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, US.
Longbridge plans get government approval
BY Pete Hayman | 12 Feb 2009
Plans for the £750m transformation of the 468-acre (189.4-hectare) Longbridge site near Birmingham have been given the green light by the government.
Merlin tops private equity list
BY Tom Walker | 09 Feb 2009
Visitor attractions operator Merlin Entertainments has topped the Sunday Times Deloitte Buyout Track 100 for the second year running.
     
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8279 to 8298 of 9724 news stories
Earnings increase for Macquarie Leisure
BY Tim Nash | 26 Feb 2009
Australia-based leisure group Macquarie Leisure Trust has reported an 11 per cent increase in earnings for second half of 2008, but a fall in revenue at its Dreamworld theme park.
Concorde visitor centre to open
BY Luke Tuchscherer | 25 Feb 2009
A £1m Concorde Visitor Centre is to open at Manchester Airport’s Aviation Viewing Park.
Second V&A Museum planned for Dundee
BY Pete Hayman | 25 Feb 2009
A feasibility study outlining plans to establish a sister site for London's Victoria and Albert (V&A) Museum as part of a new waterfront development in Dundee, Scotland, has been discussed at a two-day conference.
Legal action over Weymouth scheme
BY Pete Hayman | 24 Feb 2009
A developer which has failed to start work on a multi-million redevelopment project in Dorset is to face legal action from Weymouth and Portland Borough Council (WPBC).
Durham museum scheme nets funding boost
BY Pete Hayman | 24 Feb 2009
The Bowes Museum in Barnard Castle, Durham, has received a £250,000 cash injection towards its five-year redevelopment programme from the Garfield Weston Foundation (GWF).
Mary Rose gets green light
BY Helen Patenall | 23 Feb 2009
Proposals to build a £35m museum at the site of the 16th century Mary Rose warship in Portsmouth’s Historic Dockyard have been met with approval by the city council.
Walt Disney to cut US theme park jobs
BY Pete Hayman | 20 Feb 2009
The Walt Disney Company has announced plans for the reorganisation of its theme parks and resorts operations in the US in response to the economic downturn, a move which is likely to result in a large number of job losses.
Science centre project in doubt
BY Tom Walker | 19 Feb 2009
Work has been suspended on the proposed University of Arizona Science Center in Rio Nuevo, Tucson, Arizona, US.
U-boat attraction opens in Birkenhead
BY Tom Walker | 19 Feb 2009
A decommissioned German U-boat has opened to the public as a visitor attraction on Liverpool Docks.
V8 Supercars ready to race at Dreamworld
BY Tim Nash | 19 Feb 2009
Dreamworld theme park on the Gold Coast in Australia has unveiled the country's first full-motion virtual V8 Supercars experience.
Luna Park wins noise case
BY Tim Nash | 19 Feb 2009
Luna Park in Sydney, Australia, has won a court battle against local residents who wanted noisy rides shut down and moved to another part of the site.
Riding the hills of Tibidabo
BY Tim Nash | 19 Feb 2009
A new rollercoaster called Muntanya Russa has opened at Tibidabo in Barcelona, Spain.
Royal Court designs go on show
BY Pete Hayman | 18 Feb 2009
Plans put forward by seven shortlisted architects for the refurbishment of the Grade II-listed Royal Court Theatre in Liverpool have been put on public display until the end of the month.
Zurich gallery extension plans revealed
BY Helen Patenall | 18 Feb 2009
David Chipperfield Architects has revealed its winning design for an extension to the Kunsthaus Zurich art gallery in Zurich, Switzerland.
London's Monument reopens to the public
BY Pete Hayman | 16 Feb 2009
The Monument, a memorial built to commemorate the Great Fire of London in 1666, has reopened to the public following multi-million pound restoration project lasting 18 months.
Darwin's house reopens with new attractions
BY Tom Walker | 16 Feb 2009
The Down House visitor attraction, the house where Charles Darwin spent most of his life, has added a new interactive tour and a permanent exhibition to its offering.
Cedar Fair to invest US$62m in parks
BY Tom Walker | 16 Feb 2009
Theme park operator Cedar Fair will invest around US$62m in improving its theme parks during 2009.
Hard Rock Park finds a buyer
BY Tom Walker | 13 Feb 2009
A newly founded company, FPI MB Entertainment, has agreed to acquire the assets of the troubled Hard Rock Park in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, US.
Longbridge plans get government approval
BY Pete Hayman | 12 Feb 2009
Plans for the £750m transformation of the 468-acre (189.4-hectare) Longbridge site near Birmingham have been given the green light by the government.
Merlin tops private equity list
BY Tom Walker | 09 Feb 2009
Visitor attractions operator Merlin Entertainments has topped the Sunday Times Deloitte Buyout Track 100 for the second year running.
     
 


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