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Next, the announcement by National Trust president stephanie makes followed by a brief history of the library. This is 40 minutes. [applause] [laughter] good day. Welcome everyone here to Howard University for another momentous occasion. Specifically the president of the National Trust Historic Preservation. I want to thank you for your partnership and stewardship of this arrangement and what we are about to announce. Is anunders library iconic building on college campus. Represents aer major symbol of the university. It ensures everyone understands what has happened in this building over time...

The Palace Trust has welcomed Merryn Kidd as its new chief executive officer

The Muswell Hill and Highgate landmarks have been handed government grants to help them through the latest challenges of the pandemic

Burnham-On-Sea MP James Heappey welcomes funding boost for local arts facilities Burnham-On-Sea MP James Heappey has this week welcomed the news that the Government has allocated close to £2million to theatres, cinemas, arts, heritage sites and festival organisations in the area. As reported here, the Princess Theatre in Burnham-On-Sea has received £27,356 in a huge funding boost to the facilities. The Cultural Recovery Fund provides grants for these businesses across England and will assist them financially as they prepare to reopen, with the second round of allocations having now been a...