内容摘要：However, the packed train from the north east of Scotland on Friday morning was the last to run the route, and arrived in Cornwall more than 13 hours later at 21:40. Operator CrossCountry said the decision to end the service was aimed at a "more efficient timetable".

However, the packed train from the north east of Scotland on Friday morning was the last to run the route, and arrived in Cornwall more than 13 hours later at 21:40. Operator CrossCountry said the decision to end the service was aimed at a "more efficient timetable".

“The Fashion Museum’s collection, just like the architecture of Bath, is an incredible source of inspiration and we are excited to work with the museum team to bring it to the broadest of audiences.”in Warminster, as they have the appropriate facilities to store the fragile clothes.

Thousands of people are attending two music festivals in Bristol.Ne-Yo, Jess Glynne, Dizzie Rascal and Craig David are among the acts appearing at Ashton Gate Presents BS3.A few miles down the road at Lloyds Amphitheatre, Bristol Sounds also returned this weekend. Headlining this event is ragga-metal heavyweights, Skindred.

Talking about Ashton Gate Presents BS3, venue director Jenny Hutchinson previously said: "This incredible one-day festival will be like nothing Bristol has seen before and with such an amazing line-up that has something for everyone."Ne-Yo, an American R&B singer known for songs including So Sick and Closer, has won three Grammy Awards and recently won the ITV show The Masked Singer. He has written songs for huge acts including Beyoncé and Rihanna.

A total of 10 acts will appear at BS3 Live across two stages for the hip-hop and R&B-themed day event.

Meanwhile, Bristol Sound's open-air gigs will be held at the Lloyds Amphitheatre from 22 to 30 June.The route starts at Centenary Square and visits areas including the Jewellery Quarter, St Paul's Square, the Mailbox, Grand Central, Edgbaston and Cannon Hill Park.

Paul Foster, chief executive of the Great Run Company, said: "Birmingham has an amazing energy and the support on the streets is always second to none."A new building for a charity that encourages children to play will provide a "safe and creative environment" for local children, its chief executive has said.

Isle of Play has been awarded a £25,000 grant by the Manx Lottery Trust to build a new facility at its Douglas-based Lester's Yard Adventure Playground.Plans for the new facility include a social room, community kitchen, therapeutic suite, and better accessibility.