Eleanor Mills

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Eleanor Mills

deputy editor, Museums Journal

Future uncertain for National Motor Museum

New Forest museum announces changes as its 60-year lease comes to an end

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The difficulties of redeveloping much-loved local authority museums

Ipswich Museum’s restoration and redevelopment promises to strike exactly the right balance between nostalgia and the 21st century, says Eleanor Mills

Field of vision | Sheep Field Barn, Henry Moore Studios & Gardens, Perry Green, Much Hadham, Hertfordshire

The exhibition space of this world-famous sculptor has been sympathetically upgraded to embrace a more inclusive, educational environment

National Library of Wales launches Culture and Climate Cymru resource

New website and networking platform to help Wales’s culture sector respond to the climate crisis

New director of Heritage Fund Northern Ireland

Stella Byrne has started her new role

London Museum sounds out DJs to join late-night collective

Musicians will play regular evenings when the institution reopens in November

Newcastle’s Neville Hall to join North East Museums

Venue will be owned by council and run by museum service

Survey finds fastest growing household type wants more culture

But adults aged 35-54 with no children at home say cost is holding them back

Q&A | ‘I don’t think I ever thought we could ask to borrow The Hay Wain’

Emma Roodhouse, curator of Walking Constable’s Landscape, talks about the enduring quality of the artist’s work in the year that marks the 250th anniversary of John Constable’s birth

New industrial heritage attraction opens to the public in Wrexham

Stori Brymbo comprises a restored steelworks and a 300-million-year-old fossil forest

The Light: New Durham museum announces August opening date

Former Durham Light Infantry Museum and Art Gallery transformed after decade-long closure

Q&A | ‘We have to bear our memory. Even if it is a nightmare, it should belong to us’

Museums Journal sits down with China's most famous dissident, Ai Weiwei, to talk history, rebellion – and his hopes of being forgotten