Scarborough museums and galleries survey offers chance to win £100

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A new survey which will help shape the future of museums and galleries in Scarborough is offering participants the chance to win £100.

The survey is aimed at making Scarborough Museums Trust’s three venues – the Rotunda Museum near the seafront and Scarborough Art Gallery and Woodend, both in The Crescent – more relevant to the Borough of Scarborough and its residents.

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Open to adults aged 16 or over, it asks participants who already visit the three venues to explain why, and what they would like to see change. Those who don't visit the venues are asked what would encourage them to do so.

Andrew Clay, chief executive of Scarborough Museums Trust, said: “The Rotunda, Art Gallery and Woodend are part of the fabric of Scarborough and the wider Borough.

"All have an important part to play in keeping Scarborough Borough a thriving place to live, work and play. It’s really important for us to stay relevant to our communities and to do this we need to understand what people think of us and what they need from us so that we can develop projects, exhibitions and learning activities that make a difference to people’s lives.”

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You can find the survey here It is open until April 30 and the prize draw will take place the following week.

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