HMS Victory, the world's oldest-commissioned warship, is to be looked after at a museum with a £50m trust fund following anger over plans to turn it into a party venue. Lord Nelson's flagship ...

NELSON'S flagship HMS Victory is set to be handed over to a museum in a bid to attract charitable funding and save the Ministry of Defence (MoD) millions of pounds for its upkeep. The Royal Navy ...

The nation’s most famous ship, HMS Victory, is to be painted green for the next two years, The News can reveal. The change of colour scheme is to support the National Museum of the Royal Navy ...

visited by 25 million visitors as a museum of the sailing navy and the oldest commissioned warship in the world. The HMS Victory currently in dry dock in Portsmouth is the sixth ship to bear the ...

The National Museum of the Royal Navy (NMRN ... to use this period to continue to develop our offer and the new HMS Victory: The Nation’s Flagship gallery is a thrilling addition to the ...

When HMS Victory was built, 6,000 trees were used - 90% of them were ... Lieutenant Commander Frank Nowosielski will swing one of the original hammers, loaned by the Dean Heritage Museum, to stamp the ...

Chris Stephens The National Museum of the Royal Navy in Portsmouth ... Odyssey Marine Exploration, Inc Admiral Sir John Balchen was aboard HMS Victory during the ship's final tragic voyage in ...

Her new charitable status would mean the museum could apply for grants to ... have had to removed while the work takes place. HMS Victory is sited in the historic dockyard in Portsmouth Historic ...

"Each prop has a load cell, so we can know, on a minute-by-minute basis, how much of HMS Victory’s weight is being carried, providing the Museum with invaluable insight into her stability and ...

Historic ships painter Dave Bishop and Andrew Baines, Deputy Director of Heritage for the National Museum of the Royal Navy, in front of HMS Victory Picture: Habibur Rahman 'Other cities will be ...

The National Museum of the Royal Navy in Portsmouth welcomed ... Admiral Sir John Balchen was aboard HMS Victory during the ship's final tragic voyage in October 1744. Despite the majority of ...