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Media, arts, entertainment, royalty and the national spectacle.
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Talyllyn Railway funding will improve stations, workshops and volunteer facilities, giving a historic railway a better plan than Britain’s transport system.
Arts Everywhere funding promises cultural stability, while theatres begin a national search for the extension lead and its mysterious owner.
UNESCO’s AI museum dialogue explores technology and heritage, while an ancient vase is invited to join the digital visitor experience.
UNESCO and ICOM strengthen museum cooperation, while an ancient pot is reluctantly enrolled in an international knowledge exchange.
The National Year of Reading encourages reading for pleasure, while one fictional blank book develops a publicist.
The trade mark vote celebrates 150 years of the registry, while a blank card becomes Britain's most confidently noncommittal icon.
Treasury bill market consultation opens, while fictional folded paper tries to chair liquidity.
Business investment tax relief gives a fictional warehouse, calculator and crane far too much meeting authority.
