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Explore the Leeds-Liverpool Canal the new Super Slow Way - Vimarsana News

Explore the Leeds-Liverpool Canal the new Super Slow Way

Walk, cycle or take the barge through Lancashire’s industrial heritage, a cultural landscape dating back 200 years

First look inside 'floating library' featuring a fantastic collection of short stories - Vimarsana News

First look inside 'floating library' featuring a fantastic collection of short stories

A ‘floating library’ on the Leeds-Liverpool canal features the UK’s first national collection of short stories.

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News - Local News: Portsmouth News and Information (Portsmouth)

News - Joanne, Portsmouth Watersports Centre Published: 18th January 2021 11:00 Portsmouth’s contemporary art gallery Aspex is thrilled to announce it has secured the support of Arts Council England for a series of new commissions and projects planned to celebrate its 40th anniversary. The programme will enable the gallery to continue to deliver art and participatory activities online and locally through these ongoing uncertain times, along with support for the wider cultural ecology with £53,000 of the total £84,422 grant to provide artists and creative freelancers with essential paid op...

Dezeen's top 10 British architecture projects of 2020 - Vimarsana News

Dezeen's top 10 British architecture projects of 2020

Dezeen's top 10 British architecture projects of 2020 Thomas Heatherwick's studio explores the healing power of nature with this cancer care centre in the grounds of St James's University Hospital in Leeds. Like other Maggie's Centres, the building is designed as a supportive environment for those dealing with cancer. It is built from sustainably sourced spruce wood and contains more than 17,000 plants. Kingston University has been completely transformed with this major new teaching building by Grafton Architects. Intended as a new gateway to the university's campus in southwest London, Town...

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