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Titanic visitor planned for Belfast
17 Aug 2005
Detailed proposals for a £100m visitor attraction commemorating the story of the cruise liner Titanic have been submitted to the Belfast City Council in Northern Ireland.
£20m water park planned for Drayton Manor
17 Aug 2005
Plans for a new £20m waterpark have been unveiled at Drayton Manor theme park in Staffordhire.
Revamp for Louis Tussauds Waxworks
10 Aug 2005
Blackpool, UK-based Leisure Parcs has unveiled plans for a £0.5m revamp of its seafront attraction, Louis Tussauds Waxworks.
Center Parcs debuts new raft ride
10 Aug 2005
Center Parcs UK has introduced a new 600ft long raft ride to the Subtropical Swimming Paradise at its Sherwood Forest site in Nottingham.
Victorian slum and prison collection opens at Nottingham Galleries of Justice
10 Aug 2005
The National Centre for Citizenship and the Law – Galleries of Justice in Nottingham, UK, has unveiled two new attractions, ‘Narrow Marsh: A Victorian Adventure for Children’ and ‘HM Prison Service Collection Displays’.
12-year-old dies at Disney wavepool
09 Aug 2005
For the third time this summer, a child has collapsed at Walt Disney World in Florida.
12-year-old dies at Disney wavepool
09 Aug 2005
For the third time this summer, a child has collapsed at Walt Disney World in Florida.
Copacabana comes to Paris Plage
01 Aug 2005
The centrepiece of the fourth annual Paris Plage festival – which runs for a month until 21 August – is a 3km long artificial beach inspired by the coast of Brazil.
Stonehenge visitor centre plans refused
27 Jul 2005
Plans for a £67.5m visitor centre and access scheme at Stonehenge – one of the UK’s most recognisable heritage sites – were turned down by councillors last night (26 July).
Trentham Gardens goes ape for new attraction
27 Jul 2005
Trentham Gardens in Stoke-on-Trent, UK, has opened a 60-acre Monkey Forest attraction as part of its ongoing £100m redevelopment programme.
Dollywood’s adds US$2m water ride
27 Jul 2005
Dollywood’s Splash Country in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, US, has added a US$2m (£1.15m, 1.67m euros) Bear mountain Tower ride to its collection of attractions.
World’s largest maze opens in Yorkshire
27 Jul 2005
The largest maize maze in the world has opened in Yorkshire, UK, near the Grimston Bar Park & Ride site on the A1079.
Science museum launches touring partnership
26 Jul 2005
The Science Museum in London, UK, has teamed up with rights acquisition company Fleming Media to create a 10-year programme of international touring exhibitions.
Rape reported at Alton Towers
26 Jul 2005
For the second time this summer, it is alleged that a teenage girl has been sexually assaulted at the Alton Towers theme park in Staffordshire, UK.
Hadrian’s Wall forms first part of trans-national World Heritage Site
26 Jul 2005
Hadrian’s Wall – a UK World Heritage Site since 1987 – has become the first part of a major trans-national World Heritage Site known as Frontiers of the Roman Empire.
Longleat introduces Animal Park Challenge
26 Jul 2005
Longleat House and Safari Park in Wiltshire, UK, has introduced a new interactive show for visitors based on the BBC television series Animal Park, which is set at Longleat.
Zoo removes cages
25 Jul 2005
UK attraction London Zoo has revealed plans to remove cages and break down barriers to give visitors a more natural, safari park experience.
HLF grants £38m to museums for 2012
21 Jul 2005
The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has given £38m to three national museums to facilitate the transformation of each site in time for the expected increase in visitors in the lead up to 2012 London Olympic Games.
New London attraction created to connect Thames banks
20 Jul 2005
A new UK design practice called Metropolitan Workshop has revealed plans for a London cable car attraction called Thames Web which would connect stretches of the river between Blackfriars and Waterloo bridges.
Jubilee celebrations for the nation’s heritage
18 Jul 2005
The National Heritage Memorial Fund (NHMF) has awarded grants totalling over £850,000 to help save items from the Cassel Silver collection which experts have praised as one of the most important additions to the nation’s silver collection.
     
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9280 to 9299 of 9640 news stories
Titanic visitor planned for Belfast
17 Aug 2005
Detailed proposals for a £100m visitor attraction commemorating the story of the cruise liner Titanic have been submitted to the Belfast City Council in Northern Ireland.
£20m water park planned for Drayton Manor
17 Aug 2005
Plans for a new £20m waterpark have been unveiled at Drayton Manor theme park in Staffordhire.
Revamp for Louis Tussauds Waxworks
10 Aug 2005
Blackpool, UK-based Leisure Parcs has unveiled plans for a £0.5m revamp of its seafront attraction, Louis Tussauds Waxworks.
Center Parcs debuts new raft ride
10 Aug 2005
Center Parcs UK has introduced a new 600ft long raft ride to the Subtropical Swimming Paradise at its Sherwood Forest site in Nottingham.
Victorian slum and prison collection opens at Nottingham Galleries of Justice
10 Aug 2005
The National Centre for Citizenship and the Law – Galleries of Justice in Nottingham, UK, has unveiled two new attractions, ‘Narrow Marsh: A Victorian Adventure for Children’ and ‘HM Prison Service Collection Displays’.
12-year-old dies at Disney wavepool
09 Aug 2005
For the third time this summer, a child has collapsed at Walt Disney World in Florida.
12-year-old dies at Disney wavepool
09 Aug 2005
For the third time this summer, a child has collapsed at Walt Disney World in Florida.
Copacabana comes to Paris Plage
01 Aug 2005
The centrepiece of the fourth annual Paris Plage festival – which runs for a month until 21 August – is a 3km long artificial beach inspired by the coast of Brazil.
Stonehenge visitor centre plans refused
27 Jul 2005
Plans for a £67.5m visitor centre and access scheme at Stonehenge – one of the UK’s most recognisable heritage sites – were turned down by councillors last night (26 July).
Trentham Gardens goes ape for new attraction
27 Jul 2005
Trentham Gardens in Stoke-on-Trent, UK, has opened a 60-acre Monkey Forest attraction as part of its ongoing £100m redevelopment programme.
Dollywood’s adds US$2m water ride
27 Jul 2005
Dollywood’s Splash Country in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, US, has added a US$2m (£1.15m, 1.67m euros) Bear mountain Tower ride to its collection of attractions.
World’s largest maze opens in Yorkshire
27 Jul 2005
The largest maize maze in the world has opened in Yorkshire, UK, near the Grimston Bar Park & Ride site on the A1079.
Science museum launches touring partnership
26 Jul 2005
The Science Museum in London, UK, has teamed up with rights acquisition company Fleming Media to create a 10-year programme of international touring exhibitions.
Rape reported at Alton Towers
26 Jul 2005
For the second time this summer, it is alleged that a teenage girl has been sexually assaulted at the Alton Towers theme park in Staffordshire, UK.
Hadrian’s Wall forms first part of trans-national World Heritage Site
26 Jul 2005
Hadrian’s Wall – a UK World Heritage Site since 1987 – has become the first part of a major trans-national World Heritage Site known as Frontiers of the Roman Empire.
Longleat introduces Animal Park Challenge
26 Jul 2005
Longleat House and Safari Park in Wiltshire, UK, has introduced a new interactive show for visitors based on the BBC television series Animal Park, which is set at Longleat.
Zoo removes cages
25 Jul 2005
UK attraction London Zoo has revealed plans to remove cages and break down barriers to give visitors a more natural, safari park experience.
HLF grants £38m to museums for 2012
21 Jul 2005
The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has given £38m to three national museums to facilitate the transformation of each site in time for the expected increase in visitors in the lead up to 2012 London Olympic Games.
New London attraction created to connect Thames banks
20 Jul 2005
A new UK design practice called Metropolitan Workshop has revealed plans for a London cable car attraction called Thames Web which would connect stretches of the river between Blackfriars and Waterloo bridges.
Jubilee celebrations for the nation’s heritage
18 Jul 2005
The National Heritage Memorial Fund (NHMF) has awarded grants totalling over £850,000 to help save items from the Cassel Silver collection which experts have praised as one of the most important additions to the nation’s silver collection.
     
 


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