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Overseas visitors to heritage are driving the UK’s tourism economy Roman Baths in Bath 24/10/2016 Every year, more than 36million international visitors head to the UK. They come for a variety of reasons but ranking highly is the draw of the UK’s …

Royal Shakespeare Company launches The Play’s The Thing exhibition The Play’s The Thing explores the history of staging Shakespeare’s plays 21/10/2016 Tomorrow the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) opens the doors of the first exhibition to be held in the …

Museum of Jurassic Marine Life opens in Kimmeridge A young visitor to the museum 21/10/2016 Made possible by an HLF grant of £2.7million, the Museum of Jurassic Marine Life opens in Kimmeridge in Dorset today, displaying the greatest collection of marine …

National Memorial Arboretum opens outstanding new exhibition The new interactive exhibition exploring the concept of remembrance 20/10/2016 The National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire opens the doors of its new Remembrance Centre on Friday, complete …

Champion Boxer Henry Cooper’s South London training pub gets £4m National Lottery restoration Henry Cooper behind the bar of The Fellowship Inn, South London in 1963 20/10/2016 The semi-derelict South London pub, where champion heavyweight boxer and local …

New lease of life for world’s first assembly line 'Munitionettes' making shell casings at the Long Shop during the First World War Long Shop Museum 19/10/2016 It put into motion a process now used by industries across the globe, but the world’s first …