NEWS
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New recruits at Great Lakes
26 Oct 2004
Indoor waterpark developer The Great Lakes Companies has announced two new additions to its staff this week.
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Brain drain at Dana Centre
25 Oct 2004
Following the live screening of a heart bypass operation earlier this year, the Science Museum’s Dana Centre is to broadcast a live and interactive neurosurgery operation from the USA this week.
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New brand launched at NHM
13 Oct 2004
The Natural History Museum in London has launched a new brand in an attempt to distance itself from a traditional, heritage-based image and move towards a more contemporary, commercial identity.
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Splashin’ Safari to double in size
11 Oct 2004
Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari in Santa Claus, Indiana, US, is to double the size of its waterpark next year as part of a $6.3m (£3.5m) development.
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Yorkshire Tourism recognises excellence
08 Oct 2004
Radisson SAS Leeds and the National Railway Museum in York were among this year’s winners of Yorkshire Tourist Board’s (YTB) White Rose Awards for Tourism.
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DCMS to publish museum visitor statistics
06 Oct 2004
Beginning this month, the Department of Culture Media and Sport (DCMS) is to publish regular statistics on its website regarding visits to the museums and galleries it sponsors.
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Disability Discrimination Act comes into force
01 Oct 2004
The third phase of the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) came into force today and means the UK’s 10 million disabled people now have greater rights on the high street and in the workplace.
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Giant freshwater aquarium planned
09 Sep 2004
A group of UK scientists is looking to develop a giant £250m double-domed fresh water aquarium that would dwarf Cornwall’s Eden Project.
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