The Museum is run by volunteers, chaired by Professor Donald Ritchie FRSE DL, and has re-established itself in new premises (provided by the North West England RFCA) in the Edge Lane area of Liverpool following the closure of the Liverpool Scottish HQ at Score Lane,...

Purpose built in 1971 within the Turnpike Centre in Leigh, the gallery continues to provide an excellent venue for a range of temporary exhibitions. Focusing mainly on contemporary art, it presents a mix of local, regional, national and international artists,...

Hindley Museum explores the rich and fascinating area in which it stands, and has quickly become one of the first places that people go if they want to know more about the region. The collection is well arranged and made up of documents from a broad range of subjects...

After an exciting £1.9 million HLF refurbishment, the Museum of Wigan Life (Formerly The History Shop) opened to the public on the 9th April 2010. Come and find out about the people, places, events, stories and traditions that have shaped Wigan Borough.

A family theme park designed to cater for families with children between the age of two and thirteen. All its rides and attractions are designed to offer the whole family a full day out of fun and excitement.

The Drumcroon policy is to give all young people, irrespective of age, their teachers and the Borough's communities access to the range, breadthand variety of the visual arts. Exhibitions by contemporary makers are organised to provide challenging opportunities which...

The South Lancashire Regiment was formed in 1881 and at that time was known as the Prince of Wales’ Volunteer Regiment. Since that time, this wing of the army has been involved in many of the most important conflicts that the British have been engaged in. This...

Founded in 1984, Castlefield Gallery (CG) is one of Northern England's most active and successful organisations/agencies for developing emerging contemporary artists and practice. Its ambitious curated exhibitions programme responds to national and international...

There is so much to see and do at The World of Glass, the award winning Visitor Centre in the heart of St Helens. Whatever age you are you'll have a great day out. A fun day trip with LIVE glassblowing, over 30 stunning displays and an amazing special effects film show.

The North West Museum of Road Transport (formerly St.Helens Transport Museum) is a voluntary organisation, with members freely giving of their time and work towards keeping the Museum open to the public, keen to show them the rich transport heritage of the region