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The British Motor Museum is all set to reopen its doors on 17 May in line with Stage 3 of the Government’s roadmap.

Open air theatre returns to Wolverhampton in late summer with a thrilling and powerful production of Shakespeare’s Macbeth at Bantock House Museum and Park.

Shakespeare Distillery has launched a new and unique White Rum named ‘Jester’ to accompany their portfolio of handcrafted premium products on Friday 2 April.

The British Motor Museum is delighted to announce it has been awarded an additional £261,500 from the second round of the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund.

Like all indoor British/UK attractions the British Motor Museum will not be allowed to open its doors and welcome visitors this Easter, but they have not let this deter them!

Whilst the country prepares to emerge from lockdown over the next few months, the team at Stratford Butterfly Farm are once again busy behind the scenes preparing to re-open on 17 May to welcome visitors.

City of Wolverhampton Council has landed one of the world’s leading venue operators and concert promoters to run the city’s iconic Civic Halls.

The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) has committed £256,000 towards the redevelopment of Birmingham’s Symphony Hall.

The British Motor Museum is delighted to announce a new partnership with King & McGaw to make its extensive photographic archive available around the world.

A “world class” entertainment venue operator is soon to be appointed for the Civic Halls, City of Wolverhampton Council has announced.