London Science City: new exhibition planned for Science Museum As part of its strategic initiative to link science directly to global issues and to engage people with science in creative new ways,...
In the wake of Brexit, with a shifting political and economic climate, we’re exploring new opportunities opening up for Britain’s heritage and cultural sector. With warnings of an uncertain future...
Wild Way or the High Way? Bold plans are underway to transform a number of existing tourist offers on the dramatic coastline of the West Coast of Ireland into a series of compelling visitor...
The birthplace of the UK’s aerospace industry and witness to over a century of continuous design and production, Bristol’s Filton Airfield is about to start an exciting new chapter in its history....
For the first time since Nicholas Hawksmoor in 1754, Westminster Abbey is adding to its fabric, namely a new tower. A new architectural term might be needed. So, what comes after Gothic proper,...
It is of course one of the iconic events in British history, and its outcome decisive for the development of Europe in the 19th century. It made one man a national hero, and condemned another to a...
HLF success means that ambitious plans to revitalise St Albans' museum provision can finally become a reality. St Albans' 2,000 year old streets are filled with sites of cultural interest, including...
By 2018 the Royal Academy intend to have completed a £50 million redevelopment of their home in central London. The project at 6 Burlington Gardens, behind the main building on Piccadilly, is part...
Councillors in Plymouth believe that by investing in a new history-themed visitor attraction, they will attract new visitors and business to the city. The council intends for Plymouth History Centre...
Pitter patter… If Queen Victoria is the “Grandmother of Europe”, then Osborne House on the Isle of Wight could be rightfully described as the nursery of European royalty. Her nine children, five...
Not so boring after all … Visiting country houses can be a tedious affair. Hours spent treading interminable miles of protective drugget, past roped-off closets and chambres and boudoirs, filled...
Dropping Oranges Type aerodrome Hendon into Google and you come across countless black-and-white photographs of flying contraptions and their proud moustachioed owners from the early years of the...
