Caroline Parry
World war one commemorations result in new ways of working
The thousands of initiatives marking the centenary of the war have showcased new ways of working in partnership and engaging museum audiences. By Caroline Parry
So much for end of austerity
The era of austerity may have been declared over, but the sector doubts the benefits will be felt for years, and still fears for the future of some museums. By Caroline Parry
Cultural bodies look at new ways to address bullying
National Portrait Gallery is first museum to launch Guardians scheme, which makes it easier for employees to talk about bullying and sexual harassment. By Caroline Parry
‘Learn from outside sector’
Education programmes need to be bolder and the sector needs to look beyond the usual suspects for new collaborations in order to be more socially impactful. By Caroline Parry
A mixed picture for visitors
London suffered a fall in visitor numbers for the third year running, but it's a different story in England's regions, with attendances and engagement up. By Caroline Parry
Business as usual in Edinburgh
Scottish capital continues to attract investment in its world-class arts and cultural facilities, but without the fanfare. By Caroline Parry
V&A Dundee to take city’s arts offering to a new level
The opening of Victoria and Albert Museum’s design museum this month is expected to boost the number of overseas visitors to the Scottish city. Caroline Parry reports
‘Respond to draft strategy’
Museums urged to provide evidence of what political and financial support they need, in response to the draft Culture Strategy for Scotland. Caroline Parry reports
Jeremy Wright named seventh culture secretary in eight years
Can the new culture secretary overcome a lack of continuity and advocate effectively on behalf of museums, asks Caroline Parry