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New collections for the Metalwork Gallery
16 Jun 2005
The Metalwork Gallery in Sheffield’s £15m Millennium Galleries is due to reopen to the public on 1 July after a £500,000 transformation.
Lottery boost for Tank Museum's supporting collections
16 Jun 2005
The Tank Museum in Dorset has been awarded £344,000 by the Heritage Lottery Fund for a Supporting Collections Study Centre.
Great white shark boosts visits to aquarium
16 Jun 2005
A yearling great white shark that went on temporary display at a US aquarium prompted attendance at the attraction to increase by 30 per cent, with 43 per cent of customers saying that the shark influenced their decision to visit.
Boy dies after thrill ride at Disney Epcot park
15 Jun 2005
On 13 June, a four-year-old boy collapsed on a ride at Walt Disney World Florida and later died.
MA report calls for cultural change
14 Jun 2005
A report released today by the Museums Association (MA) in the UK has said that too many museum collections are underused, meaning the full potential of the nation’s cultural resources is not being realised.
Museum industry recognises excellence at awards ceremony
14 Jun 2005
Museums Australia (Victoria) has recognised the outstanding achievements of its museums and their employees at the 2005 Museum Industry Recognition Awards in Melbourne.
New £2m XS!TE venue open in Leeds
13 Jun 2005
The new £2m XS!TE arena has opened at Xscape in Glasshoughton, Leeds.
£1.5m work begins to update Horniman Aquarium
13 Jun 2005
Work is set to begin on a £1.5m transformation of London’s oldest free aquarium.
Haynes plans marketing MOT
13 Jun 2005
Haynes International Motor Museum has appointed Clockworx to develop a new logo and corporate identity for the attraction alongside a campaign to highlight the broad variety of on-site activities available to families.
Hotel and spa expansion plans for Drayton Manor
10 Jun 2005
Staffordshire-based Drayton Manor Theme Park has unveiled plans to add an 86-bedroom hotel, a waterpark, a spa and log cabin accommodation to its 286-acre site – which currently offers rides, family attractions and a zoo.
New £20m home for the Wellcome Trust
08 Jun 2005
A £20m refurbishment of the Wellcome Building on Euston Road in London will provide a library, conference facilities and two permanent exhibition galleries – measuring 7,500sq ft (700 sq m) – devoted to celebrating the science, history and culture of medicine.
New exhibit for Queensland wildlife sanctuary
6 Jun 2005
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, which is owned by the National Trust of Queensland, Australia, has opened a world-class precinct, housing saltwater and freshwater crocodiles.
Jamberoo to build new attraction for summer 05 season
6 Jun 2005
New South Wales’ largest theme park, Jamberoo Recreation Park, is building a 75 metre long wave pool, which will open in time for the Australian summer season in December 2005.
Kids judge family friendly museums
02 Jun 2005
A panel of young judges has been assembled in the UK to choose the winner of the second annual Guardian newspaper Family Friendly Museum Award, which will be announced on 5 July.
At-Bristol appoints French scientist as new chief executive
01 Jun 2005
South west England science centre, At-Bristol, has announced that French scientist and executive director of the Exploratorium in San Francisco, US, Dr Goéry Delacôte, has been appointed as its new chief executive.
Armstrong rides into Madame Tussauds NY
01 Jun 2005
Madame Tussauds New York has launched a new figure of US cycling champion Lance Armstrong, alongside a new Time Trial Experience which gives visitors the chance to ride a virtual Tour de France circuit.
Hurricane Harbor opens at Six Flags Illinois
01 Jun 2005
US-based theme park operator Six Flags opened its new Hurricane Harbor waterpark at Gurnee, Illinois, on 28 May.
Balppa welcomes clamp down on compensation culture
31 May 2005
Prime Minister Tony Blair has announced that the curbing of an US-style compensation culture in the UK will be among the government’s priorities during the next parliamentary session.
$20m expansion plan for Gold Coast water park
01 Jun 2005
Warner Village Theme Parks has begun a $20m expansion of its Wet’n’Wild Water World theme park on the Gold Coast.
Big Pit wins museum of the year
27 May 2005
A former South Wales coal mine has beaten 60 entrants to win one of the UK’s biggest arts prizes - the £100,000 Gulbenkian Museum of the Year award.
     
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9324 to 9343 of 9640 news stories
New collections for the Metalwork Gallery
16 Jun 2005
The Metalwork Gallery in Sheffield’s £15m Millennium Galleries is due to reopen to the public on 1 July after a £500,000 transformation.
Lottery boost for Tank Museum's supporting collections
16 Jun 2005
The Tank Museum in Dorset has been awarded £344,000 by the Heritage Lottery Fund for a Supporting Collections Study Centre.
Great white shark boosts visits to aquarium
16 Jun 2005
A yearling great white shark that went on temporary display at a US aquarium prompted attendance at the attraction to increase by 30 per cent, with 43 per cent of customers saying that the shark influenced their decision to visit.
Boy dies after thrill ride at Disney Epcot park
15 Jun 2005
On 13 June, a four-year-old boy collapsed on a ride at Walt Disney World Florida and later died.
MA report calls for cultural change
14 Jun 2005
A report released today by the Museums Association (MA) in the UK has said that too many museum collections are underused, meaning the full potential of the nation’s cultural resources is not being realised.
Museum industry recognises excellence at awards ceremony
14 Jun 2005
Museums Australia (Victoria) has recognised the outstanding achievements of its museums and their employees at the 2005 Museum Industry Recognition Awards in Melbourne.
New £2m XS!TE venue open in Leeds
13 Jun 2005
The new £2m XS!TE arena has opened at Xscape in Glasshoughton, Leeds.
£1.5m work begins to update Horniman Aquarium
13 Jun 2005
Work is set to begin on a £1.5m transformation of London’s oldest free aquarium.
Haynes plans marketing MOT
13 Jun 2005
Haynes International Motor Museum has appointed Clockworx to develop a new logo and corporate identity for the attraction alongside a campaign to highlight the broad variety of on-site activities available to families.
Hotel and spa expansion plans for Drayton Manor
10 Jun 2005
Staffordshire-based Drayton Manor Theme Park has unveiled plans to add an 86-bedroom hotel, a waterpark, a spa and log cabin accommodation to its 286-acre site – which currently offers rides, family attractions and a zoo.
New £20m home for the Wellcome Trust
08 Jun 2005
A £20m refurbishment of the Wellcome Building on Euston Road in London will provide a library, conference facilities and two permanent exhibition galleries – measuring 7,500sq ft (700 sq m) – devoted to celebrating the science, history and culture of medicine.
New exhibit for Queensland wildlife sanctuary
6 Jun 2005
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, which is owned by the National Trust of Queensland, Australia, has opened a world-class precinct, housing saltwater and freshwater crocodiles.
Jamberoo to build new attraction for summer 05 season
6 Jun 2005
New South Wales’ largest theme park, Jamberoo Recreation Park, is building a 75 metre long wave pool, which will open in time for the Australian summer season in December 2005.
Kids judge family friendly museums
02 Jun 2005
A panel of young judges has been assembled in the UK to choose the winner of the second annual Guardian newspaper Family Friendly Museum Award, which will be announced on 5 July.
At-Bristol appoints French scientist as new chief executive
01 Jun 2005
South west England science centre, At-Bristol, has announced that French scientist and executive director of the Exploratorium in San Francisco, US, Dr Goéry Delacôte, has been appointed as its new chief executive.
Armstrong rides into Madame Tussauds NY
01 Jun 2005
Madame Tussauds New York has launched a new figure of US cycling champion Lance Armstrong, alongside a new Time Trial Experience which gives visitors the chance to ride a virtual Tour de France circuit.
Hurricane Harbor opens at Six Flags Illinois
01 Jun 2005
US-based theme park operator Six Flags opened its new Hurricane Harbor waterpark at Gurnee, Illinois, on 28 May.
Balppa welcomes clamp down on compensation culture
31 May 2005
Prime Minister Tony Blair has announced that the curbing of an US-style compensation culture in the UK will be among the government’s priorities during the next parliamentary session.
$20m expansion plan for Gold Coast water park
01 Jun 2005
Warner Village Theme Parks has begun a $20m expansion of its Wet’n’Wild Water World theme park on the Gold Coast.
Big Pit wins museum of the year
27 May 2005
A former South Wales coal mine has beaten 60 entrants to win one of the UK’s biggest arts prizes - the £100,000 Gulbenkian Museum of the Year award.
     
 


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