Mind & Matter

Cutting-edge technology

Four Millennium projects which bring information, learning and experience to people through the combination of cutting-edge technology and bold regeneration initiatives feature the latest set of stamps of Great Britain.

Wildscreen at-Bristol (2nd)

This project opened on 21 July this year. At-Bristol has created a visionary complex which has brought science, nature and art together.
Wildscreen at-Bristol brings you face to face with the natural world, offering a combination of small animals, plants and the latest in sound and vision technologies.

New Technopolis Norfolk (1st)

This protect builds on the unique opportunity to replace the former Norwich central library, destroyed by fire in 1994, with a centre of regional significance.
It aims to regenerate and sustain the local economy by recognising the fundamental changes taking place in the world of work and leisure.

Millennium Point / Birmingham (45p)

Millennium Point will be a centre dedicated to the advancement of understanding of science and technology. Birmingham has long been one of Europe's leading commercial areas. Currently this city is UK's second largest financial, legal and accountancy centre after London.
The stamp shows a 'digital' arm and mouse, representing the computer era.

Scran / Internet (65p)

The Scottish Cultural Resources Access Network (SCRAN) features on the 65 pence stamp. Multimedia and web technology were used to make the treasures in Scotland's museums. Galleries, libraries, archives and historic buildings widely available. Primarily for use in schools and libraries across Scotland, but also for Internet users around the world.

Stamps in detail

Date of issue: 5 September 2000.
Perforation: 14.5 x 14.
Print: Offset by Walsall Security Printers.

More information

Stamps United Kingdom
Postage Stamps 2000