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Fundraising campaign launched for Dundee attraction
BY Sarah Todd | 07 Sep 2006
A fundraising campaign has been launched in Dundee to encourage local people to help with the multi-million pound refurbishment of the McManus Galleries.
International Slavery Museum to open in Liverpool
BY Helen Patenall | 06 Sep 2006
National Museums Liverpool in the UK is building an International Slavery Museum to complement the Transatlantic Slavery Gallery in the Merseyside Maritime Museum.
Dresden’s Green Vault to re-open to the public
BY Helen Patenall | 06 Sep 2006
The historic Green Vault at the Royal Palace in Dresden, Germany, will re-open to the general public on 15 September, following extensive restoration works costing 45m euro (£30.4m, US$57.7m).
£20m revamp for London’s Transport Museum
BY Helen Patenall | 06 Sep 2006
The £20m re-build project for London’s Transport Museum in Covent Garden is now underway.
Southport Pleasureland closed
06 Sep 2006
Southport Pleasureland in Merseyside closed yesterday (5 September) after 93 years.
New visitor attraction for Southampton
BY Helen Patenall | 05 Sep 2006
London-based Avery Associates Architects has designed a new visitor attraction for Southampton.
Restoration of Southampton’s Tudor House Museum
BY Helen Patenall | 05 Sep 2006
Southampton City Council has announced the forthcoming restoration of the city’s Tudor House Museum.
Venomous new ride at safari park
05 Sep 2006
The West Midland Safari Park in Bewdley has installed a new £500,000 ride built by the Fabbri Group.
HK Disneyland falls short of visitor target
05 Sep 2006
Hong Kong Disneyland has fallen just short of its target to attract 5.6 million visitors in its first year.
Tate Modern launches Tate Tracks
BY Helen Patenall | 04 Sep 2006
Tate Modern has joined forces with the music industry to launch a new project called Tate Tracks.
Crocodile hunter killed while filming
04 Sep 2006
TV’s Crocodile Hunter and owner of Australia Zoo on the Sunshine Coast, Steve Irwin, was killed today (4 September) while filming for his daughter’s new series off the Great Barrier Reef.
The Scream recovered by Norwegian police
BY Helen Patenall | 01 Sep 2006
The Norwegian police force has reportedly recovered artist Edvard Munch’s masterpieces The Scream and Madonna.
Teddy Bear Museum for sale
BY Helen Patenall | 30 Aug 2006
Teddy bear enthusiast and broadcaster Gyles Brandreth is to sell his Teddy Bear Museum in Stratford-upon-Avon. Brandreth and his wife opened the award-winning museum in 1988 and it now features more than 1,000 bears and related items.
New green map for Stirling
BY Helen Patenall | 30 Aug 2006
A new green tourism map for Stirling, Scotland, has been published to help both visitors and locals navigate their way around the city’s eco-friendly and sustainable attractions, businesses and facilities.
Stonehenge visitor centre subject to public inquiry
BY Helen Patenall | 30 Aug 2006
Salisbury District Council has received official notification that the local government and communities secretary, Ruth Kelly, is to hold a public inquiry on the planning application put forward for a new visitor centre at Stonehenge by English Heritage.
Revamp planned for Clitheroe Castle and Museum
BY Helen Patenall | 30 Aug 2006
Ribble Valley Borough Council is spearheading a £3.2m heritage project to turn Clitheroe Castle and Museum in Lancashire, UK, into a 17,000-capacity visitor attraction.
Restoration programme gets underway at Corfe Castle
29 Aug 2006
The National Trust is about to embark on phase one of a two-year, £700,000 programme of conservation at Corfe Castle in Dorset.
Eden Project leads UK attraction in healthy food survey
25 Aug 2006
The Eden Project in Cornwall, UK, has been named the healthiest UK attraction in which to eat and drink in a survey of 14 sites carried out by the Soil Association and Organix, the children’s food company.
English museums and galleries benefit from £4m DCMS/Wolfson grants
23 Aug 2006
More than 40 museums across England are set to benefit from funding packages ranging from £6,000 to £300,000, culture minister David Lammy has announced.
Historical Wales brought to life for guests with sensory impairments
23 Aug 2006
Welsh Assembly Government finance minister Sue Essex has announced a funding package of £250,000 for Cadw, the Assembly’s historic environment service, to invest in improving the experience at two of Wales’s best-loved historic monuments for visitors with sensory impairments.
     
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8891 to 8910 of 9647 news stories
Fundraising campaign launched for Dundee attraction
BY Sarah Todd | 07 Sep 2006
A fundraising campaign has been launched in Dundee to encourage local people to help with the multi-million pound refurbishment of the McManus Galleries.
International Slavery Museum to open in Liverpool
BY Helen Patenall | 06 Sep 2006
National Museums Liverpool in the UK is building an International Slavery Museum to complement the Transatlantic Slavery Gallery in the Merseyside Maritime Museum.
Dresden’s Green Vault to re-open to the public
BY Helen Patenall | 06 Sep 2006
The historic Green Vault at the Royal Palace in Dresden, Germany, will re-open to the general public on 15 September, following extensive restoration works costing 45m euro (£30.4m, US$57.7m).
£20m revamp for London’s Transport Museum
BY Helen Patenall | 06 Sep 2006
The £20m re-build project for London’s Transport Museum in Covent Garden is now underway.
Southport Pleasureland closed
06 Sep 2006
Southport Pleasureland in Merseyside closed yesterday (5 September) after 93 years.
New visitor attraction for Southampton
BY Helen Patenall | 05 Sep 2006
London-based Avery Associates Architects has designed a new visitor attraction for Southampton.
Restoration of Southampton’s Tudor House Museum
BY Helen Patenall | 05 Sep 2006
Southampton City Council has announced the forthcoming restoration of the city’s Tudor House Museum.
Venomous new ride at safari park
05 Sep 2006
The West Midland Safari Park in Bewdley has installed a new £500,000 ride built by the Fabbri Group.
HK Disneyland falls short of visitor target
05 Sep 2006
Hong Kong Disneyland has fallen just short of its target to attract 5.6 million visitors in its first year.
Tate Modern launches Tate Tracks
BY Helen Patenall | 04 Sep 2006
Tate Modern has joined forces with the music industry to launch a new project called Tate Tracks.
Crocodile hunter killed while filming
04 Sep 2006
TV’s Crocodile Hunter and owner of Australia Zoo on the Sunshine Coast, Steve Irwin, was killed today (4 September) while filming for his daughter’s new series off the Great Barrier Reef.
The Scream recovered by Norwegian police
BY Helen Patenall | 01 Sep 2006
The Norwegian police force has reportedly recovered artist Edvard Munch’s masterpieces The Scream and Madonna.
Teddy Bear Museum for sale
BY Helen Patenall | 30 Aug 2006
Teddy bear enthusiast and broadcaster Gyles Brandreth is to sell his Teddy Bear Museum in Stratford-upon-Avon. Brandreth and his wife opened the award-winning museum in 1988 and it now features more than 1,000 bears and related items.
New green map for Stirling
BY Helen Patenall | 30 Aug 2006
A new green tourism map for Stirling, Scotland, has been published to help both visitors and locals navigate their way around the city’s eco-friendly and sustainable attractions, businesses and facilities.
Stonehenge visitor centre subject to public inquiry
BY Helen Patenall | 30 Aug 2006
Salisbury District Council has received official notification that the local government and communities secretary, Ruth Kelly, is to hold a public inquiry on the planning application put forward for a new visitor centre at Stonehenge by English Heritage.
Revamp planned for Clitheroe Castle and Museum
BY Helen Patenall | 30 Aug 2006
Ribble Valley Borough Council is spearheading a £3.2m heritage project to turn Clitheroe Castle and Museum in Lancashire, UK, into a 17,000-capacity visitor attraction.
Restoration programme gets underway at Corfe Castle
29 Aug 2006
The National Trust is about to embark on phase one of a two-year, £700,000 programme of conservation at Corfe Castle in Dorset.
Eden Project leads UK attraction in healthy food survey
25 Aug 2006
The Eden Project in Cornwall, UK, has been named the healthiest UK attraction in which to eat and drink in a survey of 14 sites carried out by the Soil Association and Organix, the children’s food company.
English museums and galleries benefit from £4m DCMS/Wolfson grants
23 Aug 2006
More than 40 museums across England are set to benefit from funding packages ranging from £6,000 to £300,000, culture minister David Lammy has announced.
Historical Wales brought to life for guests with sensory impairments
23 Aug 2006
Welsh Assembly Government finance minister Sue Essex has announced a funding package of £250,000 for Cadw, the Assembly’s historic environment service, to invest in improving the experience at two of Wales’s best-loved historic monuments for visitors with sensory impairments.
     
 


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