Conservation
BBC documentary to chart Bayeux Tapestry’s journey to Britain
British Museum unveils nationwide programme of activities to coincide with historic loan
Lending and borrowing in museums hit by capacity pressures and rising costs
But new report reveals significant progress on partnership working and courier requirements
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust says £10m needed to save Hall’s Croft after vehicle damage
Building placed on Heritage at Risk Register to highlight urgency and scale of investment required
Report highlights state of England’s cultural infrastructure
£7bn is needed for repairs, maintenance and renewal
Working life | ‘I was ill-prepared for the interview but I convinced them to admit me’
Aviva Burnstock, winner of the 2025 Plowden Medal for Conservation, tells us about finding a career path that combined art and science – and how a garden snail played a key role in her future
Reversing car causes ‘substantial damage’ to Shakespeare family home
Conservation work could cost millions, Shakespeare Birthplace Trust warns
Conservators debate Bayeux Tapestry risk as French voice fears over loan
More than 68,000 people have signed a petition opposing plans to transport artefact to the UK
Bookworm
From the social world of galleries to a cookbook for conservators, your bitesize sample of the latest museum sector books
Book review | The Art of Conservation
This substantial account of painting conservation is a fine addition to existing literature, says Florence Hallett
Burrell Collection named Scotland’s building of the year
Glasgow museum wins top Rias award for redevelopment that 'rejuvenated an old friend'
