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Details of all the activities planned for Brunel 200 can be found on this
website. The site also provides information about Brunel, his projects,
his contemporaries and successors, and their impact upon the modern world.
Follow the links and discover more.
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Izzy
Brunel in 2206
Listen to the thrilling adventures of Izzy Brunel in 2206 on BBC Radio
Bristol from 6 March. Visit the BBC
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Royal
Mint Engineers New Coins to Celebrate
the Work of Brunel
See the press release
for details.
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Brunel's
Sketchbooks – 90 Second Challenge
Last year Bristol’s film and media centre, Watershed, launched
the 90 Second Challenge, an initiative encouraging schools, community
groups, first-time film makers, businesses and professionals to create
90 second pieces of digital media.
Artist and film-maker Paul Matson was commissioned, with funding from
Business West and Arts & Business, to create a 90 second challenge
for Brunel 200. More information and a link to the finished Quicktime
movie can be found on the News page.
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Bridge
Competition Website Launched
Bristol University and New Civil Engineer magazine are re-running
the Clifton Bridge design competition. Click here
to visit the website. |
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£500,000
Boost for South West Projects
The Heritage Lottery Fund has announced it will fund more than 20
individual projects in towns, historic sites, schools and communities
throughout the region, from Swindon in the east to Porthcurno in the
far west, as part of the Brunel 200 initiative. See press
release for details. |
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Brunel
200 celebrations kick-off with the launch of the 2006 Great Reading
Adventure
Richard Durnford as Passepartout, Simon Cook as Phileas Fogg, Manjit
Sylvester-Jhalli as Princess Aouda and Mike Rowland as Detective Fix
(© M.Simmons)
Go to www.swreads.com
for full details.
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See
the News and Discussion page for further
details of all these latest news items.
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of this page.
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This site will continue to grow during the build up to 2006 and the year
itself. Check the home page for news of additions and updates.
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