Analysis
Disability rights have fallen off the political agenda
Ableism is still pervasive and widely tolerated in the heritage sector, which has a long way to go before it can call itself truly inclusive
Why are volunteers still missing in action?
The fallout from Covid and the cost-of-living crisis is making it harder for many museums and galleries to attract and retain volunteers. Simon Stephens reports
Museums face uncertainty amid power vacuum in Northern Ireland
The lack of stable political leadership has led to a sense of paralysis for the museum sector
To charge or not to charge?
Changing attitudes among museum professionals and the public are resulting in new admission models
Time is running out to ensure Windrush is properly commemorated
Seventy-five years since HMT Empire Windrush docked in Essex, there's a growing sense of urgency to keep this chapter in our history alive
Full steam ahead for capital museum projects
The number of major museum schemes shows no sign of slowing, but they need to be more environmentally friendly
Museums gear up for the Coronation – but are all voices being heard?
As the celebrations commence, not much space appears to have been set aside for those who question the monarchy
Digital transformation of museums needs a reboot
Progress is being hindered by failure to develop effective strategies, a lack of knowledge sharing and a paucity of flexible funding, finds Simon Stephens
What needs to change at Nottingham Castle?
With the castle due to reopen in June, former workers share their views on what went wrong and what needs to be done differently to make the site a success
Museums are failing to reflect working-class lives
The authors of a recent report hope their research will inspire a broader conversation about socio-economic representation in the sector
