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News 2004 In Review — My Cultural Year By Estelle Morris And FriendsEstelle Morris and others tell us their favourite exhibitions and events of 2004 from heart-stopping archaeological finds to blockbuster gallery shows, art prizes and national campaigns.23 December 2004 -
C24 Feature A Shipbuilding Target - Newcastle And Tyneside in World War TwoBehind new developments that have have transformed Newcastle into a city of culture lie clues to the city's role in World War Two. -
News A Short History Of London Refugees: A Museum TrailDiscover the histories of refugees from the past 400 years in London museums, including Huguenots, Jews, Hungarians, Russians and Belgians.13 June 2007 -
News Accessibility Rules Could Threaten Older MuseumsThe Museum of Local Life in Worcester looks likely to close next month, due to the cost of making a 500-year-old building accessible say the local council.19 February 2003 -
Trail Amazing Art And Astounding ArchitectureStarting and finishing in Georgian London, this trail round the City and the City Fringes takes you from historic buildings to 21st century tower blocks, past historic churches, via impressive art collections and the world's biggest city museum.03 November 2004 -
News Art And Activism By Urban Aboriginal Artist At The October GalleryFiona Foley's art show is a departure from the Aboriginal art usually seen in the UK. Her highly politicised modern work looks at the treatment of Aborigines both in the past and during very recent history.17 November 2006 -
News ART U Need Community Art Project Explodes Across EssexBob and Roberta Smith in Essex.23 March 2007 -
News BALTIC Brings BANKSY & Urban Artists To The People Of NewcastleArtworks from some of the world's leading urban artists are set to pop up across the streets of NewcastleGateshead as part of BALTIC's major new public show Spank the Monkey.25 September 2006 -
News Belonging: Voices Of London's Refugees At The Museum Of LondonThe Museum of London is hosting a new oral history exhibtion called Belonging. It describes the lives and experiences of many refugees living in London today27 October 2006 -
News Bosworth Battlefield Visitor Centre Plans Boosted By Lottery CashA Heritage Lottery Fund grant has kicked started plans to revitalise the historic Bosworth battlefield where Henry Tudor defeated Richard III in 1485 to end the Wars of the Roses.08 October 2003 -
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Preview Charles Rennie Mackintosh In France At The Dean GalleryHis architecture, furniture and interiors have made Charles Rennie Mackintosh a global name but as this new exhibition in Edinburgh shows he was also a talented painter.01 December 2005 -
Reminiscence Community Focus Trail: Ridgeway, Mill Hill in BarnetCommunity Focus take us on a tour of Ridgeway, Mill Hill in Barnet and reveal some historical locations accessible to wheelchair users and the elderly.12 August 2004 -
News Compton Verney Wants Schools For Innovative E-Learning ProjectCompton Verney Art Museum in Warwickshire is looking for schools in the UK and abroad to take part in an e-learning project based on its forthcoming art exhibition.06 January 2007 -
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Trail Discover Local History With Leicester's Archive CollectionsFrom the Elephant Man to Richard III to Thomas Cook, Leicester's archive collections are a great place to find out about the history of the city.13 September 2004
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Reminiscence Down Our Street: Growing Up In 1950s NorwichRaymond Aldous used Storymaker to recount memories of playing with his friends in and around the street where he grew up. -
News Finding Black Histories In SouthwarkStephen Bourne describes his search for Black histories in Southwark and his recent book Speak Of Me As I Am.21 March 2006 -
News First Year BA Student Wins Jerwood 2005 Drawing PrizeA first year undergraduate BA art student from Wimbledon School of Art has won first prize in the UK's most prestigious drawing competition, the Jerwood Prize 2005.16 September 2005 -
