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News £4 Billion Big Bang Machine Gets Going Again After False StartThe team behind the Large Hadron Collider on the Franco-Swiss border are expecting to restart the experiment in July after disaster scuppered their launch.05 January 2009 -
News £4 million DCMS/Wolfson funding drive boosts dozens of museums and galleriesA £4 million cash boost for 34 sites across the UK will "provide the extras normal funding cannot reach", according to Culture Minister Barbara Follett.05 September 2009 -
Preview 4 Squares Weekender to provide warm welcome for new library in BirminghamA citywide festival will offer spectacle and participatory opportunities for potential visitors to Birmingham's newly built library and theatre annexe.30 July 2013 -
News £40 million Rembrandt masterpiece is "real coup" for National Museum CardiffA 17th century Rembrandt piece which has hung at a Welsh castle for 150 years has become the star piece in an exhibition of the Dutch master"s work at the National Museum Cardiff.23 November 2009 -
C24 Feature 40 Years Of The Booker PrizeThis year The Man Booker Prize celebrates its 40th Year. Freay McClelland explores its rich history and examines how it has become one of the most prestigious literary awards in the world, and the most controversial.11 September 2008 -
Review 40 Years Of The Hayward Gallery Marked By Psycho BuildingsArtists are marking the 40th anniversary of the Hayward Gallery's opening by investigating the gallery's own brutalist architecture, inside and out.02 June 2008 -
News 4,000-year-old mummy to go back on display after evading crystal deathThe tomb of Pa-ikh-mennu - who once worked at the temple of Amun in Thebe in modern Luxor - will go back on show in Warrington after being saved from a mysterious white growth.24 March 2014 -
Preview 40/40: Forty years, Forty Artists at Glasgow Print StudioGlasgow Print Studio celebrates 40 years of printmaking excellence with an exhibition of specially commissioned pieces from some of its best-known artists, including Dame Elizabeth Blackadder and Adrian Wiszniewski.06 August 2013 -
Museum: Archive, Castle or defences County: Norfolk 448th Bomb Group Collection / Seething WWII USAAF Control Tower Norwich -
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News £4.4m Lottery Grant To Open Up Mackintosh's Glasgow School Of ArtThe public will soon get a closer look at Charles Rennie Mackintosh's famous Glasgow School of Art building thanks to a £4.4 million grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.01 July 2005 -
News £4.89million grant helps the Royal Air Force Museum's centenary plans take offA grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund will help Royal Air Force Museum celebrate its first hundred years in 2018.18 June 2015 -
News £4.9 million Coventry Transport Museum Lottery bid boosts 14th century Old Grammar SchoolPlanners at the world's largest British transport collection are on the road to winning £4.9 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund, utilising a forgotten building as part of the proposals.04 April 2012 -
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News 50 million-year-old hungry caterpillar bites found by scientists in ManchesterScientists have used an electromagnetic radiation technique 10 billion times brighter than the sun on a leaf fossil left by an epoch on the west of the US.26 March 2014 -
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Event: Exhibition (temporary) County: Kent 5,000 PoppiesTaking inspiration from a small Australian community project, 5,000 poppies has become an international project in commemoration of 100 years of the Armistice. Golding Vision invite you to be a part of Maidstone’s own ...Maidstone Museums | 6 November — 21 December 2018 -
News £500,000 Hepworth sculpture returns to original Chesterfield homeA 2.5-ton stone sculpture measuring more than two metres in length has returned to the Chesterfield town centre site where it began life in the 1960s after the City Council and Royal Mail agreed a £500,000 sale.28 April 2009 -
News 5000-Year-Old Axe Found On Stonehenge World Heritage SiteThe landscape around one of Europe's most famous prehistoric monuments has yielded more of its ancient secrets during a project to turn ploughed land into pasture.19 September 2003
