Give nationals more freedom to deaccession objects, says Hunt
V&A chief says National Heritage Act should be overhauled to hand power back to trustees
Geraldine Kendall Adams
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
Galleries on high alert as climate protesters target famous paintings
Activists have glued themselves to works at four institutions, including Royal Academy and National Gallery
Diane Lees to step down as director-general of IWM
Institution’s first female head will leave in 2023 after 15 years
Nigerian delegation visits Glasgow for repatriation talks
Meeting is latest step in plans for largest ever repatriation from a Scottish collection
Q&A | ‘We’ve been the first to do this – I don’t think we’ll be the last’
Tunbridge Wells’ reimagined museum – now the Amelia Scott Centre – is a new way of blending council services, says director Jeremy Kimmel
Science Museum pays tribute to cancer activist Deborah James
James, who died this week, was a key adviser on the Cancer Revolution exhibition
Museum governance ‘synonymous with privileges for politicians’
Report finds alarming levels of political interference in many European museums
Q&A | ‘An exciting new chapter in the history of drawing’
Isabel Seligman talks to us about curating a show on some of the youngest artists ever collected by the British Museum
Call to make 75th Windrush anniversary a ‘major national moment’
Letter urges government to raise profile of Windrush Day 2023 as new monuments are unveiled
Museums Worcester uses collections to support Ukrainian refugees
Service is hosting welfare sessions and using objects to aid cultural integration