Analysis

Fail to plan and you are planning to fail

Cultural institutions are becoming more aware of the importance of good governance

Are cultural attractions doing enough for disabled people?

Twenty years after the Disability Discrimination Act was passed, disabled people still face multiple barriers to visiting museums and galleries

Is Black History Month enough?

Debate about why black people’s contribution to society isn’t recognised year-round

UK hitches ride on Chinese bandwagon

Heritage sector welcomes memorandum of understanding that will support cultural exchange between the two countries

Creating a vision for culture

Sector prepares responses to government plan to develop the first white paper for the arts in half a century.

How museums react to the news agenda

What happens when an exhibition is addressing a subject that hits the headlines?

Struggling to strike a balance

Funding cuts mean tough decisions, but privatising services are causing concern among staff

Travelling exhibitions are a tour de force

More than 80% museums want to  cut costs and boost audiences by working in partnership to develop touring exhibitions

Report advocates a shake-up of regional museums in Wales

Review assesses how museums might respond to ongoing local government cuts

Cuts are a conservation stopper

Budget cuts are affecting standards of conservation care

Museums carry on collecting

Despite funding cuts, museums are still expanding their collections

Sector welcomes Scottish strategic plan

Delivery plan sets out six key aims and a series of activities and priorities to achieve them