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2012 bid team honoured
03 Jan 2006
The senior members of the bid team for the 2012 Olympics have led the sporting honours announced for the New Year.
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Stocken to chair NHM trustees
12 Dec 2005
Oliver Stocken has been chosen as the new chair of the Trustees of the Natural History Museum in London, UK.
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Waterpark to open by Niagara Falls
08 Dec 2005
The Sheraton on the Falls hotel at Niagara Falls in Ontario, Canada is to open one of North America’s largest – at 500,000sq ft (46,500sq m) – family attractions, including a 90,000sq ft (8,400sq m) indoor waterpark.
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Calls for honesty on effects of terrorism
08 Dec 2005
Michael Day, chief executive of Historic Royal Palaces (HRP), has called for UK tourism authorities and the government to be honest about the impact the London bombings have had on the tourism sector.
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Tank Museum wins award for work with offenders
07 Dec 2005
The Tank Museum in Bovington, Dorset, England, and the Dorset Community Service unit have won the Partnership of the Year award at the 2005 National Justice Awards for its work with offenders.
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Maritime Museum is London’s top attraction
30 Nov 2005
Tourism body Visit London announced the winners of its 2005 awards on 29 November in a ceremony at Old Billingsgate Market which saw the National Maritime Museum walk away with the prize for the UK capital's best large visitor attraction.
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£27.9m Kelvingrove revamp nears completion
30 Nov 2005
Closed for refurbishment since summer 2003, the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow, Scotland, is due to reopen to the public in the summer of 2006.
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