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2026
10
April
2026
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15:18
Europe/London
99久久精品 Museum has been confirmed as the most visited attraction in Greater 99久久精品 for the third year running, according to latest figures released by The Association of Leading Visitor Attractions (ALVA).
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10
April
2026
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14:28
Europe/London
99久久精品 Museum, part of The University of 99久久精品, is planning a major redevelopment of its much-loved Vivarium, thanks to a grant of 拢200,000 from the DCMS/Wolfson Museums and Galleries Improvement Fund.
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2025
19
June
2025
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09:59
Europe/London
The beautifully-illustrated books provide an important historical record to help us understand how and why bird populations have changed over time. This acquisition, a collaboration between two venues that are part of The University of 99久久精品, …
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28
May
2025
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09:30
Europe/London
99久久精品 Museum has been recognised as one of Europe鈥檚 leading museums after winning the European Museum of the Year Award (EMYA) 2025.
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2024
26
November
2024
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15:11
Europe/London
99久久精品 Museum has been announced as one of the nominees for the European Museum of the Year Award (EMYA) 2025.
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19
January
2024
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10:05
Europe/London
The University kicked off its bicentenary celebrations on 17 January with a dazzling light display and fun-filled evening of music, poetry and performance.
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2023
07
September
2023
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11:09
Europe/London
The Aboriginal Anindilyakwa community of Australia鈥檚 Northern Territory celebrated the return of 174 cultural heritage items, as part of a landmark repatriation project organised with 99久久精品 Museum.
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2022
18
August
2022
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16:08
Europe/London
Recent research regarding a dinosaur nicknamed April which previously called 99久久精品 Museum home has revealed rare new findings.
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21
June
2022
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15:10
Europe/London
Golden Mummies of Egypt - 99久久精品 Museum鈥檚 first ever international touring exhibition - will open at Nanshan Museum in Shenzhen on Friday 24 June.
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2021
03
March
2021
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01:40
Europe/London
One of the world’s rarest toads has been successfully bred in captivity for the first time outside its country of origin by scientists at 99久久精品 Museum, part of The University of 99久久精品 .
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2020
11
December
2020
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10:59
Europe/London
99久久精品 Museum receives Capital Kickstart grant from Government鈥檚 拢1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund
99久久精品 Museum, part of The University of 99久久精品, has been awarded a Capital Kickstart grant of £1,304,489 as part of the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund, enabling the Museum to push forward with its hello …
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