Post by wirewiper on Nov 22, 2021 18:14:30 GMT
Five London Museums - three of which have a transport connection - will share in the Government's Culture Recovery Fund.
A total of £107million is being awarded to hundreds of arts, heritage and cultural organisations across England, with £32million being earmarked for organisations in London. The funding is part of an ongoing Covid recovery scheme.
London Transport Museum will receive £450,000; the London Museum of Water and Steam will receive £58,845 and the Brunel Museum in Rotherhithe will receive £56,000. The other London museums to benefit are the Jewish Museum in Camden Town (£36,266) and the Gunnersbury Park Museum (£187,795). Altogether 266 London organisations will receive a share of the funding.
Source: www.ianvisits.co.uk/blog/2021/11/22/five-london-museums-share-covid-recovery-funding/
A total of £107million is being awarded to hundreds of arts, heritage and cultural organisations across England, with £32million being earmarked for organisations in London. The funding is part of an ongoing Covid recovery scheme.
London Transport Museum will receive £450,000; the London Museum of Water and Steam will receive £58,845 and the Brunel Museum in Rotherhithe will receive £56,000. The other London museums to benefit are the Jewish Museum in Camden Town (£36,266) and the Gunnersbury Park Museum (£187,795). Altogether 266 London organisations will receive a share of the funding.
Source: www.ianvisits.co.uk/blog/2021/11/22/five-london-museums-share-covid-recovery-funding/