NEWS
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£2.4m Tywi Valley project launches
BY Pete Hayman | 27 Oct 2008
A new project has been launched to celebrate the culture and heritage of the Tywi Valley in Carmarthenshire, south-west Wales.
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Seaside towns offered cash hand out
BY Tom Walker | 23 Oct 2008
More than £4.5m will be made available to 12 English seaside towns in the latest round of funding from the Government’s Sea Change programme.
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Weston pier fire 'most likely' electrical
BY Pete Hayman | 22 Oct 2008
Avon Fire and Rescue Service (AFRS) has announced that an electrical fault was the most likely reason for a fire which destroyed the Grand Pier in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset.
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Funding boost for Cumbrian museum
BY Pete Hayman | 21 Oct 2008
Keswick Museum and Art Gallery in Cumbria is set to be revamped after it was awarded £1.25m by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF).
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Former magistrate court to house luxury hotel
BY Caroline Wilkinson | 21 Oct 2008
Irish developer Edward Holdings' plans to transform Bow Street Magistrate Court and Police Station in Covent Garden, London, into a luxury hotel have been approved by Westminister City Council.
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Work begins on Brighton's i360 tower
BY Tom Walker | 21 Oct 2008
The first phase of the construction of the i360 observation tower, to be located at Brighton's West Pier in south-east England, is underway.
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Funding boost for Edinburgh time ball
BY Pete Hayman | 17 Oct 2008
A project to restore a time ball on top of the Nelson Monument in Scotland has been awarded £50,000 by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF).
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Weston pier design chosen
BY Pete Hayman | 17 Oct 2008
Owners of the Grand Pier in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, have announced their preferred design for the redevelopment of the 104-year old attraction.
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Gettysburg Museum opens
BY Tom Walker | 17 Oct 2008
The Gettysburg Museum & Visitor Center has opened its doors to the public.
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Welsh national gallery plans delayed
BY Pete Hayman | 15 Oct 2008
Plans to establish a new national art gallery in Wales have been put on hold by the Welsh Assembly Government until at least 2012 due to funding concerns.
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Amazulu World theme park for South Africa
BY Tom Walker | 15 Oct 2008
Dubai-based leisure developer Ruwaad plans to develop a multi-billion dollar themed entertainment and mixed-use destination development on the north coast of Durban in South Africa.
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Minister endorses partnership working for heritage sector
BY Tom Walker | 15 Oct 2008
The Historic Properties Group, a partnership of Historic Scotland, Historic Houses Association and the National Trust for Scotland, has commissioned research into how the future of heritage tourism might look.
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University launches National Video Game Archive
BY Pete Hayman | 15 Oct 2008
Academics at Nottingham Trent University (NTU) in the UK have joined forces with the National Media Museum to launch the UK's first National Video Game Archive.
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Climate change threatening South West sites
BY Pete Hayman | 13 Oct 2008
Miles of coastline in south west England are at risk from increased erosion and tidal flooding, according to a new report from the National Trust.
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