Analysis
Museums feel the pinch of the cost of living crisis
What steps is the sector taking to cope with soaring prices? Geraldine Kendall Adams reports
When will museums’ missing visitors return?
Footfall levels are taking time to recover but museums are finding new ways to lure the public back in through the doors
Climate: There’s no time to waste
With the sector still getting to grips with the ecological emergency, the MA is launching a campaign to spur museums into taking action. By Simon Stephens
Could museums play a more ambitious and creative role in education?
A study that concluded museum visits do not improve GCSE results has put the focus on the evolving relationship between education and museums
The big picture
Scotland's first national museum strategy launched 10 years ago - but how have events from the past decade shifted priorities?
Back to the future
Smaller museums are often leading the way in a flurry of activity aimed at returning looted Benin bronzes to Nigeria
A new age of activism?
As museums challenge government immigration policy, some say it’s time for the sector as a whole to speak up for communities
Positive thinking
Northern Ireland | Despite a difficult period for culture, ambitious initiatives are fuelling hopes of recovery, says Geraldine Kendall Adams
Mining a rich seam
Britain’s history is intrinsically linked to heavy industry. But how do you make it relevant and engaging to today’s audiences?
