AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHeritage at Risk: Great Yarmouth says it needs another £13.5m to restore the Winter Gardens, Britain’s last surviving seafront Victorian glasshouse, on top of £21.2m already secured. York Minster won RIBA’s Client of the Year award for a centre training craftspeople to preserve historic buildings. Contested History: The British Museum’s chair has raised the prospect of alternating displays of the Parthenon sculptures in London and Athens. At Portchester Castle, a plaque honouring 2,500 Caribbean prisoners went missing days after its unveiling. Budget: The IMF has urged Chancellor John Healey to cut spending rather than raise taxes on banks, pointing to welfare costs and the pension triple lock ahead of the October 28 Budget.
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