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York Glaziers Trust receives 600 applications for stained glass conservation traineeship
The York Glaziers Trust has been flooded with 600 applications for a single three-year traineeship, highlighting a strong interest among yo…
Young people show record interest in Bayeux Tapestry exhibition at the British Museum
Data from Monzo shows that 55% of early ticket buyers for the Bayeux Tapestry exhibition are under 35, with spending significantly outpacin…
Sam Fender lowers ticket prices and removes premium standing category for 2027 stadium tour
After expressing dissatisfaction with high ticket costs, Sam Fender has removed the front-standing category for his upcoming stadium tour t…
Sheffield music night Under the Wire marks first anniversary with free eight-hour event
What began as a weekly pub session has grown into a community that helps local musicians secure festival slots and professional bookings. T…
British Museum receives £30 million donation for Western Range redevelopment
A long-standing supporter has gifted £30 million to the British Museum to help fund the £1 billion overhaul of its Western Range galleries.…
Former Status Quo drummer Jeff Rich leads percussion workshop at Wallsend primary school
Former Status Quo drummer Jeff Rich visited Wallsend Jubilee Primary School to lead a percussion masterclass for 170 pupils. The session ga…
Actor James Cosmo narrates poem by Corporal Fraser Hall for Royal Regiment of Scotland anniversary
To mark the 20th anniversary of the Royal Regiment of Scotland, actor James Cosmo is reciting a poem written by serving soldier Corporal Fr…
Bristol Old Vic brings theatre directly into classrooms to improve arts access
The Bristol Old Vic is performing the play A Brit?ish Museum in local schools to reach students who might otherwise miss out on theatre due…
Scholars confirm Shakespeare as principal author of Edward III after computer analysis
New textual analysis has concluded that the 1596 play Edward III was primarily written by William Shakespeare in collaboration with Christo…
Royal National Mòd concludes in Glasgow with record-breaking attendance
The Royal National Mòd has finished its week-long run in Glasgow, drawing a record 11,500 attendees across 300 events. By highlighting the …
Alnwick Garden hosts art exhibition featuring work by artists with Down's Syndrome
Thirty-seven artists from the charity Down's Syndrome North East have created a new exhibition following a series of summer workshops. The …
Coulsdon housing development wins the RIBA Stirling Prize
The Lion Green Road project in Coulsdon has been awarded the Stirling Prize for its design, which integrates 157 homes into a challenging, …