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Experience UK 2017 Directory 2017

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DIT is the government organisation that helps UK-based companies win business overseas. As part of its commitment to the attractions industry. DIT already provides UK companies in the attractions, museum and theme park sectors with knowledge, advice and practical support through this website, its UK offices and its network of advisors in 90+ embassies and consulates worldwide.

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Haslemere Educational Museum<br />

Touring exhibitions<br />

The museum holds over 240,000 Natural History specimens, along with over 140,000 Human History artefacts from<br />

around the World. It is one of the largest Museums in central southern England. Its Textiles Collection and European<br />

Peasant Art Collection are particular strengths. Artefacts are of mainly everyday items, for example food containers,<br />

furniture and domestic implements, which have been made beautiful by exquisite carving and paintwork. Of around 800<br />

costumes held by the museum, the majority are from Eastern and Northern European countries such as Hungary,<br />

Sweden, Romania, Russia and Norway. Highlights include Hungarian chemises and headscarves, Romanian blouses and<br />

skirts and Norwegian bodices, waistcoats and belts. Most are 19th century and many of these feature the traditional<br />

natural dye colours of rural Europe. Our non-Western costumes tend to be mainly from China and India. We also hold<br />

items made from plant fibre from Pacific areas, such as Samoan tapa cloth and a 19th century vegetable fibre.<br />

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Lindsay Moreton - Collections Manager<br />

collections@haslemeremuseum.co.uk<br />

78 High Street, Haslemere, Surrey GU27 2LA<br />

01428 642112<br />

www.haslemeremuseum.co.uk<br />

Hawthorn<br />

Technical Production Services for Live Events<br />

Hawthorn are a full service technical production company supplying and supporting lighting, sound, video, set, stage,<br />

power, rigging, drapes and pyrotechnics to live events. Eighteen project managers working from four locations support<br />

a verity of events including Awards Ceremonies, Conferences, concerts, Festival, weddings, Roadshows, Exhibitions and<br />

Gala Dinners. From concept to completion.<br />

Contact<br />

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Garry Clulow - Business Development Manager<br />

garry.clulow@hawthorns.uk.com<br />

Crown Business Park, Old Dalby, Leicestershire LE14 3NQ<br />

01664 821140 07974 653006<br />

www.hawthorns.uk.com<br />

Headmapper<br />

Tracking & Surveillance Solutions<br />

Tracking & surveillance in leisure attractions for people counting, queue times, heat mapping busy areas, security fence<br />

breaches, lost child/trouble maker tracking, Headmapper solutions are used by Merlin Entertainments and the National<br />

Trust and use military grade software, which has a proven pedigree with the FBI, CIA and the Met Police. • State of the art<br />

queue-line monitoring in a specific area. It is direction independent and provides real-time/historical throughput and flow<br />

data • Heat-mapping that details the movements of people and their dwell times within a specific area, such as a retail shop<br />

or a larger external area to report up to the minute results • Multi camera tracking allows tracking of troublemakers to a lost<br />

child. A very powerful tool that allows utilization of multiple cameras to track objects/vehicles or persons with precision<br />

accuracy • Monitor movement in various perimeters or predefined zones/fenced areas to send pre-defined alerts •<br />

Warnings of a stranded vehicle to suspicious luggage left unattended that could be a potential threat<br />

Contact<br />

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William Story - Sales Director<br />

william.story@headmapper.com<br />

27 Gloucester Place, London W1U 8HU<br />

01580 388130 07977 419942<br />

www.headmapper.com<br />

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Tel<br />

Web<br />

Heath Robinson Museum (The)<br />

Touring exhibitions<br />

We are building a museum in Pinner, North London that will become the national and international centre for the<br />

understanding and appreciation of the life and work of William Heath Robinson and a unique centre for the wider study<br />

of illustration as an art form. William Heath Robinson is an artist of international standing and his work, whether in his<br />

well known humorous drawings or his illustrations for Kipling, Shakespeare or his own children’s stories, is integral to the<br />

fabric of British cultural heritage. The Museum’s collection includes over 900 pieces of original artwork that are<br />

representative of all aspects of his creative output, including some of the landscapes and imaginative watercolours that<br />

he painted throughout his life for his own pleasure. These are complemented by a wide range of his published work,<br />

nursery china with his designs, ephemera including proofs, prints, cuttings, photographs etc. and 25 folders of letters. A<br />

flexible touring exhibition of between 60 and 100 works was first shown at Dulwich Picture Gallery in 2003 and has been<br />

touring ever since.<br />

Geoffrey Beare - Collection and Exhibitions Manager<br />

gcbeare@btinternet.com<br />

5 Yew Tree Drive, Guildford GU1 1PD<br />

01483 511422<br />

www.heathrobinson.org

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