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This exhibition, which celebrates the life and work of children's writer Judith Kerr, took place ...
One year on and £7.4 million later, the new Pegasus Theatre opens to the public …
Following a successful capital bid and fundraising campaign, Wysing Arts Centre celebrated the launch of its new £1.7 million building in 2008.
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A 16-metre dinosaur made in Serbia has come to Portsmouth as part of a new exhibition from internationally renowned artists Heather and Ivan Morison. Luna Park recreates the discovery in the 1970s of dinosaur bones, wrongly presumed to be that of the largest dinosaur, Ultrasauros. The bones were later identified …
Award-winning author Ian McEwan celebrated the handover of Norwich’s bid to be a UNESCO City …
Wimbledon, in collaboration with The Poetry Trust, Suffolk, has made history with the appointment of …
In January 2009, the Government published Digital Britain, a plan to secure Britain’s place at the forefront of the global digital economy. The interim report contains more than 20 recommendations, including specific proposals on: next generation networks universal access to broadband the creation of a second public service provider of …
Our mission for the next three years is great art for everyone. Our regional plan, …
The annual review looks at a range of funded arts activity across the country, and …
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In 1982, 84 crew members died in an oil rig disaster off the coast of Newfoundland. 25 years later, Helen - widowed by the accident - is shocked to hear that her wayward son is going to be a father. Lisa Moore's novel moves back and forth across the decades, weaving a haunting tale of grief and slow redemption.
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