:diablo: … what ‘Battle of Britain?’
:diablo: … what ‘Battle of Britain?’
Someone from this part of Nottinghamshire viewed it in late November 2011 – but not me! 😉
Someone from this part of Nottinghamshire viewed it in late November 2011 – but not me! 😉
No problem – I used a different search engine and rasied a ‘bit’ of money in the process!! 😀
No problem – I used a different search engine and rasied a ‘bit’ of money in the process!! 😀
… we aim to please; usually with a smile on our faces!! 😉
… we aim to please; usually with a smile on our faces!! 😉
Like with many things on here you will hear views, for and against!
I personally believe that Accreditation (formerly Registration) is an important tool to encourage good practice and highlight to people that you acquire and dispose of things to accepted national standards.
If you are looking for major grant funding e.g. from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) etc. it will also greatly simplify that process. At Newark Air Museum (NAM) I know that being a Registered Museum was a major factor in helping to secure £453,000 of HLF grant for Hangar 2.
NAM has also just started processing its application for the latest phase of Museum Accreditation under the new A.C.E. criteria.
I would suggest that you arrange to meet your Museum Development Officer and start discussing the process.
Like with many things on here you will hear views, for and against!
I personally believe that Accreditation (formerly Registration) is an important tool to encourage good practice and highlight to people that you acquire and dispose of things to accepted national standards.
If you are looking for major grant funding e.g. from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) etc. it will also greatly simplify that process. At Newark Air Museum (NAM) I know that being a Registered Museum was a major factor in helping to secure £453,000 of HLF grant for Hangar 2.
NAM has also just started processing its application for the latest phase of Museum Accreditation under the new A.C.E. criteria.
I would suggest that you arrange to meet your Museum Development Officer and start discussing the process.
The first phase of the roadway repairs were completed today – details of when the second phase of this work is to be carried out will be posted on the News & Information Page of the museum website.
The first phase of the roadway repairs were completed today – details of when the second phase of this work is to be carried out will be posted on the News & Information Page of the museum website.
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TwinOtterI’ll take that as a compliment then.
… only you could! :rolleyes: