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Sculptures by Anthony Caro and James Capper go on display in Oxfordshire fields
The Heavy Metal exhibition at Albion Barn and Fields features works by Anthony Caro and James Capper, set against the backdrop of the Oxfor…
London Zoo unveils 53ft snake mosaic to celebrate Joan Procter's legacy
London Zoo has installed a permanent 53ft mosaic of an Ethiopian mountain adder to honour Joan Procter, one of the UK's pioneering reptile …
Rare 1776 copy of the US Declaration of Independence found in UK archives
A volunteer at The National Archives in Kew has uncovered a rare copy of the Declaration of Independence while cataloguing Royal Navy paper…
Gillian Ayres exhibition in Plymouth celebrates a lifetime of bold colour and imagination
A major retrospective of the late artist Gillian Ayres is on display in Plymouth, showcasing her vibrant, expressive work in a show called …
Interactive memorial to Len Goodman unveiled outside his Dartford dance academy
A new piece of public art featuring inscribed dance steps and famous catchphrases has been installed outside the Goodman Dance Academy in D…
Bayeux Tapestry to be displayed in the UK for the first time
The 11th-century Bayeux Tapestry is coming to the British Museum for a 10-month exhibition while its home in Normandy undergoes renovation.…
Duke of York’s theatre to become Tom Stoppard theatre in honour of playwright
The Duke of York’s theatre in London’s West End will be renamed the Tom Stoppard theatre to celebrate the late playwright’s legacy. The cha…
ITV confirms third series of The Assembly
ITV has recommissioned The Assembly for a third series, continuing its format where neurodivergent journalists interview high-profile guest…
Jimmy Nail makes surprise appearance at Newcastle's Something in the Water fundraiser
Actor and singer Jimmy Nail joined the line-up at the Theatre Royal for the second annual Something in the Water showcase. Founded by Joe M…
Brynamman Public Hall celebrates its 100th anniversary as a community-run cinema
Built in 1924 with contributions from local miners, the Brynamman Public Hall has served as a village hub for a century. It continues to op…
Chester-le-Street author publishes childhood story about Humphrey the Tortoise
Karen Crear has published a story she first wrote at age nine about a tortoise who learns to embrace his own pace with the help of his frie…
New public art trail in Huyton celebrates the town's industrial heritage
Artist Martin Heron has collaborated with local residents to create a new art trail that highlights the history of Huyton, including the le…