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Artist Luke Jerram with his installation, Museum of the Moon, in the University of Bristol Great Hall, Wills Memorial Building, Bristol. Measuring seven metres in diameter, Luke's Moon features detailed NASA imagery of the lunar surface. Each centimetre on his moon represents 5km on the surface of the Earth's largest natural satellite. The installation in the Great Hall is part of the Moon's international tour in which it is presented in different ways, both indoors and outdoors, altering the experience of the artwork for different audiences worldwide.''19/03/2017''Photo by Simon Galloway' 'Photo must carry Photographer byline;'�Simon Galloway 2016. All Rights Reserved.'NO SYNDICATION/NO RESALE/NO PRINT SALES/NO WEB USE WITHOUT NEGOTIATION/NO ADVERTISING USE. Simon Galloway asserts his Moral Rights as the author of this work in accordance with the Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988.' 'Contact photographer: Simon Galloway'07810 638162 simongalloway@hotmail.com'www.simongallowayphotography.co.uk

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Here’s where you can see the bands playing in Derbyshire

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Saint Raymond joins final line-up for this weekend’s Beat The Streets in Nottingham

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Cult band set for Sheffield and Nottingham gigs

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The spotlight is on iconic Derbyshire landmarks in blockbuster film Mary Queen of Scots

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Cinderella ballet tickets go on sale for Nottingham shows

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Artist Luke Jerram with his installation, Museum of the Moon, in the University of Bristol Great Hall, Wills Memorial Building, Bristol. Measuring seven metres in diameter, Luke's Moon features detailed NASA imagery of the lunar surface. Each centimetre on his moon represents 5km on the surface of the Earth's largest natural satellite. The installation in the Great Hall is part of the Moon's international tour in which it is presented in different ways, both indoors and outdoors, altering the experience of the artwork for different audiences worldwide.''19/03/2017''Photo by Simon Galloway' 'Photo must carry Photographer byline;'�Simon Galloway 2016. All Rights Reserved.'NO SYNDICATION/NO RESALE/NO PRINT SALES/NO WEB USE WITHOUT NEGOTIATION/NO ADVERTISING USE. Simon Galloway asserts his Moral Rights as the author of this work in accordance with the Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988.' 'Contact photographer: Simon Galloway'07810 638162 simongalloway@hotmail.com'www.simongallowayphotography.co.uk

Light Night returns to Nottingham venue next month

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Boys hit the stage in Nottingham as top dance stars bring tour to area

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