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Family Friendly Museum Awards 2017 #FFMA17

By Chris Williams Posted on 5 October 2017 Posted in Blog Tagged with #Swansea2021, blog, culture, Family Friendly Museum Awards, Kids in Museums

On Monday 2 October, we were delighted to be invited to London as a shortlisted museum in the annual Family Friendly Museum Awards! After a very engaging passionate speech from TV presenter and writer Philip Mould, who was thrilled with …

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