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The reimagined space at the historic, listed buildings, 38 – 40 University Road and 3 Mount Charles, will be just a short walk from the main Lanyon Building at the heart of the Queen’s campus.  The new venue represents the next chapter for the Centre

THE National Trust is set to undertake a £3.3 million restoration project at Coughton Court, between Studley and Alcester. 

The Queen Katherine School in Kendal is celebrating after being awarded £65,200 to fully refurbish one of its science laboratories.

High levels of two proteins at the time of COVID-19 have been found in patients who later experienced cognitive problems, including 'brain fog', giving a major clue as to one cause of their symptoms: blood clots.

'New perspectives,' organizers say, lie in the 'enduring power of history writing' as the Wolfson History Prize names a 2023 shortlist.

A Carlisle corn mill will open its doors for free in September to mark the annual celebration of Englands architecture and culture.

The original centre was opened at the university campus by the Nobel Prize-winning poet in 2004.

The original centre was opened at the university campus by the Nobel Prize-winning poet in 2004.

The original centre was opened at the university campus by the Nobel Prize-winning poet in 2004.

The original centre was opened at the university campus by the Nobel Prize-winning poet in 2004.