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Nottingham Castle to reopen after three-year £30m refit

Nottingham Castle to reopen after three-year £30m refit Published Nottingham Castle is set to reopen on 21 June after three years. The landmark closed its doors in 2018, with funding for the £30m development provided by the Arts Council England, D2N2, National Heritage Lottery Fund and Nottingham City Council. Attractions telling the story of Robin Hood will be among the new features. Sara Blair-Manning, chief executive of Nottingham Castle Trust, said: This is a highly-anticipated moment for fans of the Robin Hood legend. Nottingham Castle has had a tumultuous history, with the previous version torn down following the English Civil War in the 17th Century.

Durham s historic Miners Hall has been awarded a life-saving multi-million pound grant

THE historic headquarters of the Durham Miners’ Association (DMA) has won a £4.5 million grant from the National Heritage Lottery Fund towards the building’s much-needed restoration. Redhills in Durham known as the pitmen’s parliament opened in 1915 and played a leading role in some of Britain’s biggest industrial struggles, including the 1926 general strike and the 1984-85 strike against pit closures. It is the base for the annual Durham miners’ gala, Britain’s biggest celebration of the labour and trade union movement. The last pit in the Durham coalfield closed in 1994. Despite the loss of subscriptions income, the DMA continued to operate at regional and local level, supporting former miners suffering the health effects of a lifetime in the coal mining industry.

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