Renaissance in the Regions: A New Vision for England's Museums recommends the government invest £267.2m over five years in England's regional museums to increase staffing levels by 25 per cent, create new access, outreach and education programmes, finance exhibition .... More>>

The museum was forced to close in November 1998 after 10 years of business when flooding caused severe damage to its premises in the arches under Brighton's railway station. .... More>>

Odyssey, the largest of the three attractions is a suspended steal roller coaster, Stunt Flyer ride recreates an aerobatic display pilot stalling while performing mid-air manoeuvres, and the G Force ride stands 250 feet above sea level. The new rides are due to open during the 2002 season. .... More>>

Holiday-makers can hire a self-catering apartment, powered by renewable energy with open access to the CAT site and all facilities.

The visitor centre, now receiving over 70,000 visitors a year, has interactive displays on wind, water and solar .... More>>

The keeper, Jim Robson, 40, had worked at the zoo for 26 years, 16 of them with elephants. A spokesperson at London Zoo said it was believed that Jim Robson tripped and fell and was stepped on by one of the Asian elephants in his care; he died later in hospital.

The zoo has begun an .... More>>

The scheme, initiated by the Birmingham Conservation Trust (BCT), will allow visitors to see how people lived during the Industrial Revolution.

The BCT will restore the last surviving courtyard of back to back style housing in Birmingham, one of only a handful in the UK, to create four .... More>>

English Heritage and the 20th Century Society have expressed alarm at plans for a new 1,050 seat Royal Shakespeare Theatre to be built on the site of the existing 1932 Art Deco theatre.

Opposition centres around the theatre's status as a Grade II .... More>>

According to the survey, one in ten British residents say that the terrorist attacks in America have affected their holiday plans between now and the end of December. Of these, nearly a fifth have .... More>>

The conversion of the former steelworks in Rotherham, designed by architects, Wilkinson Eyre, took the £20,000 prize ahead of six other short-listed entries, including the National Gallery extension in London and the British Embassy in .... More>>

The awards recognise leading sustainable tourism practices throughout the world. Stephanie Fudge, operations manager was delighted by the award: It is fantastic that we have been recognised for our contribution to environmental education and sustainable tourism.

The centre was created by .... More>>

The museum specialises in raising awareness of justice through time and has introduced a Citizenship programme for schools. Original artwork by Carlow Esquerra has been secured, depicting the futuristic world .... More>>

The award is the latest in a string of accolades for the £35m airport hotel which was named Best New Business Hotel in the World 2000, and was runner-up in the Best Airport Hotel 2001 in the Business Traveller Magazine.

The award means that the hotel automatically goes forward to the national England .... More>>

The 21-acre site fronting the beach located near the Burj Al Arab Hotel will include a hotel and more than a 100 villas. Costs are estimated in the region of $14.6m and the project is scheduled to open in mid-2003. .... More>>

The scheme from the WIFEK group comprises a 300-room, 50-suite hotel, retail, office and leisure development set in nine hectares on the shores of the North Lake, near Tunis.

Designed by WS Atkins, the lead consultants for the Jumeriah Beach Resort and the landmark Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai, the concept behind the new hotel's design was to create an .... More>>