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Thackray Museum of Medicine gains funding ahead of 30th anniversary - BBC News

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Thackray Museum of Medicine secures £420,000 funding ahead of 30th anniversary

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The Thackray Museum of Medicine in Leeds has been awarded £420,000 in funding from grant organizations, led by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, ahead of its 30th anniversary. The money will be used to protect its Grade II listed building, including potential roof repairs, and to fund a new exhibition opening in February.

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  • Thackray Museum of Medicine secured £420,000 in funding ahead of its 30th anniversary next year.
  • The grant is led by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
  • Funds will be allocated towards protecting the Grade II listed building and launching a new exhibition in February.
  • Potential building upgrades include replacing the roof and adding another floor for future programmes.
  • Chief executive Edward Appleyard stated the funding helps make the museum more accessible, sustainable, and connected to the local community.
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