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Changing lives: young naturalist finds hope in Suffolk wildlife haven

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04/05/2016

Changing lives: young naturalist finds hope in Suffolk wildlife haven 04/05/2016 Writer Lizzie Guntrip explains how regular visits to RSPB Minsmere have helped her manage the symptoms of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME). Sun is streaming in through the huge …

100 years of Scottish photography secured for the nation

A print from the McKinnon Collection: Hardship in the Camp, Roger FENTON (1819-69)

100 years of Scottish photography secured for the nation: A print from the McKinnon Collection: Hardship in the Camp

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14/05/2018

100 years of Scottish photography secured for the nation 100 years of Scottish photography secured for the nation: A print from the McKinnon Collection: Hardship in the Camp 14/05/2018 More than 14,000 images – dating from the earliest days of photography …

14,000 images capturing Scottish life to go on display next year

Print from the McKinnon collection, David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson: Professor Miller's son, James Miller

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14/05/2018

14,000 images capturing Scottish life to go on display next year Print from the McKinnon collection, David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson: Professor Miller's son, James Miller 14/05/2018 An exceptional collection of historic photographs dating from the …

Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre is sprinkled with National Lottery stardust

Prime Minister, Theresa May, delivers a speech at Jodrell Bank

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21/05/2018

Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre is sprinkled with National Lottery stardust Prime Minister, Theresa May, delivers a speech at Jodrell Bank 21/05/2018 Prime Minister Theresa May today announced £16.1million National Lottery and Government funding for a new …

Celebrating 250 years, London’s new Royal Academy of Arts unveiled

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14/05/2018

Celebrating 250 years, London’s new Royal Academy of Arts unveiled 14/05/2018 London’s Royal Academy of Arts (RA) will open its new campus to the public on Saturday 19 May as part of its 250th anniversary year celebrations. Supported by nearly £13million …

Seven great things to see and do this month

The Royal Academy of Arts

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11/05/2018

Seven great things to see and do this month The Royal Academy of Arts 11/05/2018 It’s great to get out and about during the springtime, and there’s so much on offer at National Lottery funded heritage attractions. Fascinating history, beautiful …

Changing lives: Bishop Auckland brothers take castle by storm

Robinson brothers outside Auckland Castle

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27/04/2016

Changing lives: Bishop Auckland brothers take castle by storm 27/04/2016 The Robinson brothers had never visited nearby Auckland Castle until an HLF-supported project saw them step through its doors for the first time. Nine-year-old BillyJoe and his …

HRH the Princess Royal opens a new chapter of the D-Day Story in Portsmouth

Children at the Armed Forces Day, Portsmouth

A fun day out at the Armed Forces Day, Portsmouth D-Day Story

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11/05/2018

HRH the Princess Royal opens a new chapter of the D-Day Story in Portsmouth A fun day out at the Armed Forces Day, Portsmouth D-Day Story 11/05/2018 HRH the Princess Royal has today officially opened Portsmouth’s D-Day Story, the first and only UK museum …

Kilmartin Museum receives £3.2million National Lottery grant

A view across the hill at Dunadd

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10/05/2018

Kilmartin Museum receives £3.2million National Lottery grant A view across the hill at Dunadd 10/05/2018 One of the most significant archaeological landscapes in the British Isles is to be celebrated in a major cultural and natural tourism centre thanks …

New exhibitions launch in Sheffield to celebrate 250 years of circus

Photograph of Blaze Tarsha in front of Degas NG4121. The National Gallery, London

Blaze Tarsha in front of Degas’ Miss La La at the Cirque Fernando (1879), showing the revered black French 19th Century aerial artiste suspended 200 feet in the air by her teeth The National Gallery

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08/05/2018

New exhibitions launch in Sheffield to celebrate 250 years of circus Blaze Tarsha in front of Degas’ Miss La La at the Cirque Fernando (1879), showing the revered black French 19th Century aerial artiste suspended 200 feet in the air by her teeth The …

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