Beaulieu motor museum to move after 50 years

The award-winning National Motor Museum, founded by Lord Montagu of Beaulieu in the grounds of his stately New Forest home more than half a century ago, is to move, the museum has announced.

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‘Terrified’ Norris takes on Beckett in stage return

Former National Theatre director Rufus Norris will return to the stage for the first time, directing an acclaimed soprano in her first acting role as part of a Beckett festival.

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V&A deputy returns to head English Heritage

Tim Reeve, currently deputy director and chief operating officer at the V&A, is to be the new CEO of English Heritage (EH), succeeding interim CEO Geoff Parkin.

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Ruth Mackenzie joins expanded DCMS

Ruth Mackenzie, since last year director of arts at the British Council, has been appointed an arts minister under Lisa Nandy at DCMS with a seat in the House of Lords.

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Lisa Nandy keeps - expanded`? - culture portfolio

Culture secretary Lisa Nandy is to keep the job in the Andy Burnham administration she was appointed to by Keir Starmer two years ago, in which she may be given an enhanced role.

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Jessica Morgan to run Tate

Jessica Morgan, director of New York-based Dia Art Foundation, is to be the next director of Tate, succeeding Maria Balshaw. She will take up the role on January 1.

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NHM £12m rates ruling throws lifeline to museums

A landmark ruling by the Valuation Tribunal for England has slashed the Natural History Museum’s business rate from £12m a year to just £1 in what could be a ground-breaking decision.

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NHM £12m rates ruling throws lifeline to museums

A landmark ruling by the Valuation Tribunal for England has slashed the Natural History Museum’s business rate from £12m a year to just £1 in what could be a ground-breaking decision.

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Shetland’s capital in race to be UK Town of Culture

The list of 15 small, medium and large towns competing to be the first UK Town of Culture n 2028 has been revealed.

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Serota’s parting ACE message for next 80 years

Nicholas Serota has drawn up five priorities for future public arts funding as he steps down after ten years as chairman of Arts Council England.

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