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HMS Victory undergoes restoration
Jul 14, 2011
The first restoration
work
of the mast and rigging began on HMS Victory on 12
July 2011 ready for an exhibition next year. The work will see 26 miles of associated rigging and 768 wooden clocks removed, some of which are 100 years old.
Queen Elizabeth II by Cecil Beaton
Jul 13, 2011
To mark the Diamond
Jubilee
,
the V&A is holding an exhibition of portraits of Her Majesty by photographer Cecil Beaton between 8
February - 22 April 2012
. There will be portraits
depicting The Queen in her roles as princess, monarch and mother.
Eastbourne’s dig for hidden history
Jul 13, 2011
The first ever archaeological
excavation of Grange Gardens in Eastbourne, opened by the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, invites visitors to take part and take daily guided tours to dicover the town's history.
Fresh from the farm
Jul 13, 2011
Head to Herefordshire’s Food
Week between between August 13
and 21
for tempting locally-grown produce. 25 producers around the county will open their doors to the public for demonstrations, sampling and guided tours.
Steam tug restored for Jubilee
Jul 13, 2011
SS Brent, a WWII
steam
tug boat, is undergoing restoration to be part of The Queen's Jubilee celebrations. The 1,000 strong Thames flotilla to mark the celebration, will be one of the main events of the four-day bank holiday.
SS Robin returns to its birthplace
Jul 13, 2011
SS Robin, the world's
last remaining steam coaster ship, built in 1890, returned to London's Royal Albert Docks at 11am this morning. The iconic ship of British maritime heritage will open as an attraction in 2012 in the run up to the Olympics.
A stunning new addition to Liverpool's waterfront
Jul 11, 2011
The Museum of Liverpool,
the first of its kind for more than a century, will open its doors on Tuesday 19
July 2011. Reflecting the city's vibrant culture, visitors can explore how the port, its people, their creative and sporting history have shaped the city
.
Capturing the beauty of Britain
Jul 4, 2011
The fifth annual Landscape
Photographer
of the Year Awards celebrates the beauty of natural Britain. Take a look at last years stunning winning shots or engage with the environment by entering into 2011's competition yourself.
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