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21st Century Heritage Interpretation in a 17th Century Market House Features | March 18, 2013

Grange Court is a Grade II* listed timber-framed market house in Leominster, North Herefordshire. Built by John Abel in 1633, the building is a local treasure and has an eclectic story. Grange Court is currently going through new change to make it a focal point in Leominster as a community, enterprise and heritage hub. Due to open in summer 2013, Grange Court will be free-to-enter for the community and tourists to Leominster.

Crime Punishment Virtual Tour provides access so the physically impaired Features | February 22, 2013

Nottingham Trent University has created a fully interactive visual art instalment for The Galleries of Justice Museum to assist with inaccessibility for physically impaired users. The virtual tour forms part of the guided Crime Punishment tour and aims to be as engaging and informative by using enriched storytelling techniques.

What impacts will HLF’s next Strategic Framework have on the sector? Features | February 4, 2013

The Heritage Lottery Fund has been a major influence on the way we work within the heritage and museums sector in the 19 years since it was established. The funding body’s aims, its application system and guidance have set benchmarks and defined processes which have had impacts beyond the funded projects.

Director of the NHM and Chair of the NMDC reviews 2012 Features | January 28, 2013

2012 was undoubtedly a great year for showcasing UK culture to the world, and indeed to the people of the UK. It was the year the world watched as the UK unashamedly celebrated our social, political, scientific, technological, artistic and sporting pioneers in a remarkable Olympic Games Opening Ceremony and in doing so reminded everyone that this is the birthplace of the World Wide Web, Isambard Kingdom Brunel and James Bond

Touring Exhibitions Group Supplier Directory | January 14, 2013

The Touring Exhibitions Group is the national network for touring exhibitions in the UK. It is the membership body for people who are a professionally involved in any aspect of organising or touring of exhibitions in the public sector, so its members include staff in galleries, museums, libraries or art and science centres. These organisations… Read more »

The Brunel Institute – a national institution Features | January 2, 2013

The ss Great Britain was described as ‘the greatest experiment since the Creation’ when launched into the Bristol Floating Harbour on July 19th 1843 and alongside the Brunel Institute offers a staggering insight into maritime history

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Raising the Standard at Nottingham Castle Features | December 11, 2012

Robin Hood is mounting an ambitious bid to sneak back into Nottingham Castle.

Purcell Supplier Directory | November 12, 2012

Purcell is an award-winning architectural practice working with local, national and international museums, galleries….

AY-PE Supplier Directory | November 12, 2012

ay-pe is a team of creative people: filmmakers, animators, visual-effects artists, programmers, illustrators and designers.