Cutty Sark news

A new visitor centre is in the offing for London’s famous replica of the Golden Hinde warship, which was captained by British naval officer Sir ... More

Time Out is turning some of London’s most prominent historical attractions into temporary rave sites, with fun-loving dancers making their way to the Cutty Sark ... More

Tate Modern has announced a major gift of £10m from the Eyal Ofer Family Foundation to support the completion of the new development of Tate ... More

The Queen has today (25 April) officially reopened the restored Cutty Sark to the public in Greenwich, London. The historic clipper was severely damaged by ... More

Cutty Sark, the historic clipper severely damaged by fire in 2007, will be fully restored in time for the 2012 Olympics after the government agreed ... More

The Cutty Sark, the historic London-based sea clipper that was ravaged by fire in May 2007, is set to reopen in summer 2010. The ship ... More

It has been revealed that the most likely cause of a fire that gutted the Cutty Sark in May 2007 was an industrial vacuum cleaner ... More

Israeli shipping magnate Sammy Ofer has donated £3.3m towards the restoration of the London, UK-based tea clipper Cutty Sark, devastated in a fire in May ... More

The Mary Rose, Henry VIII’s 16th century flagship, has received a £21m grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund. The warship, which sank in the Solent ... More

Cutty Sark, one of London's most recognisable tourist attractions, has been badly damaged by fire in its dry dock in Greenwich, east London. The 19th ... More

Work on the £25m Cutty Sark Conservation Project, which has been three years in the planning, has begun. The 19th century ship – the last ... More

Ambitious plans to save the only surviving tea clipper of its kind in the world, the Greenwich-based Cutty Sark, have been approved by the Heritage ... More

Ambitious plans to save the only surviving tea clipper of its kind in the world, the Greenwich-based Cutty Sark, have been unveiled by the Cutty ... More