What's New? – Page 4
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NewsEden Camp’s group rates offer for 2026 bookings
Eden Camp Modern History Museum in North Yorkshire is offering groups the chance to secure 2026 visits at 2025 prices if booked with a deposit before a December deadline.
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NewsAir shows and military displays in Shuttleworth 2026 calendar
Shuttleworth’s 2026 air shows will see the collection of working aircraft take to the skies over Bedfordshire and groups can book discounted tickets.
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NewsMuseum exhibit explores fashion’s evolution through railway history
A new exhibition at The Bowes Museum explores how the Stockton and Darlington Railway shaped transportation, fashion, culture and everyday life.
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Destination GuidesItinerary idea: discover a city break in Milton Keynes
Covering 119 square miles, the city of Milton Keynes has much more than concrete cows to offer visitors. Here’s how to explore with your group.
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NewsMore time to see Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
There is also a new cast for the two-part London production which is now booking into next year, with group rates available for ten or more people.
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SponsoredFaulty Towers The Dining Experience: world-famous interactive comedy
The world-renowned Faulty Towers The Dining Experience will continue to serve up its unique blend of chaos and comedy across the UK throughout 2025 and 2026.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: Blood Brothers
Class, friendship and superstition are up for discussion in the touring production of Bill Kenwright’s classic production, with passionate performances from the entire cast.
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NewsHampton Court Palace transforms for Haunted Halloween experience
The former residence of King Henry VIII will take on a spooky twist with a series of indoor and outdoor experiences and scary figures this Halloween.
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NewsNew cast announced as Stranger Things stage show extends booking
A new cast has been announced for the West End production of Stranger Things: The First Shadow, with the prequel to the Netflix series extending bookings until April 2026.
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NewsA medieval Christmas and feasting at the King Richard III Visitor Centre
King Richard III Visitor Centre is offering a festive package to experience Christmas as it was celebrated in medieval times, complete with a feast and museum access.
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NewsSee choir performances at St Paul’s Cathedral and Cadogan Hall
The Bach Choir has announced its 150th anniversary season, celebrating its rich history and contribution to the past and present of choir performance.
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NewsThe Lost Estate brings Parisian Cabaret to London
Opening in March 2026 in Kensington, Chat Noir! will take guests to the world’s first cabaret club for a night of immersive theatre and themed dining.
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NewsLeonardslee Lakes transformed with lights this Christmas
Groups can see light displays and soundscapes at the West Sussex-based Grade I-listed gardens when they visit during the festive season.
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NewsFamiliar names included as casting announced for Paddington musical
The principal cast for the world premiere of Paddington The Musical has been revealed, with performances beginning in November in London.
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NewsStephen Fry and Hugh Dennis join cast for Oscar Wilde Classic
The National Theatre has announced the full cast for its West End production of The Importance of Being Earnest, featuring Stephen Fry and Olly Alexander.
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NewsGirls Aloud star Nicola Roberts joins Hadestown cast
Former Girls Aloud star Nicola Roberts will join the cast of Hadestown at London’s Lyric Theatre, playing Persephone from September until January 2026.
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NewsHistory of pantomime on display at Beaulieu this Christmas
Beaulieu’s Palace House will showcase the story of pantomime with a series of soundscapes and projections throughout the stately rooms over the Christmas period.
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GLT AwardsEmma Durrant: creating musical memories
Group Travel Organiser of the Year® winner Emma Durrant talks to us about winning the award and her group’s exciting upcoming adventures.
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NewsImmersive medieval history day returning to Arundel Castle
Characters Through History events are returning to the Sussex-based castle in the October half term, bringing sights, sounds and stories of the 12th century to the grounds.
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NewsJersey Tidal Trail offers walking experience for groups
Walking holiday specialist Ramble Worldwide has launched guided and self-guided holidays, showcasing the Channel Island’s dramatic coastline, rich history and natural beauty.