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Stonehenge ruling prompts debate among heritage community
Opinion divided on next steps after high court quashes planning permission for tunnel
Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre gets green light
Work on £100m project will start later this year following planning consent
SMG under fire for ‘gagging clause’ in Shell deal
Institution says sponsorship contract was ‘standard’ but campaigners warn of chilling effect
Focus on Africa in reopened David Livingstone Birthplace
The £9.1m transformation highlights the explorer’s expedition crew
Royal Pavilion & Museums in £390,000 diversity and equality drive
Funding from James Henry Green Trust will support service widen access to visitors
‘We’re thrilled’: Wales’s slate landscape becomes World Heritage Site
Bid to recognise region’s 1,800-year history of slate mining was a decade in the making
Ballyclare war museum fights closure following Covid crisis
War Years Remembered closed its doors on 10 July but is still fundraising for a new home
Campaign against Swindon museum closure gathers pace
Council criticised for lack of consultation and detail on long-term plans
Stonehenge could be placed on Heritage In Danger register
Warning comes as first legal challenge against the planned tunnel is rejected
Liverpool defiant after being stripped of world heritage status
City deleted from Unesco list due to developments around historic docklands
