Geraldine Kendall Adams

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Geraldine Kendall Adams

Writer and News Editor, Museums Assocation

Postal Museum formally recognises Prospect union

Recognition agreement comes after a grassroots campaign by staff

‘Tangible action’: ACE and DCMS set out details of long-awaited plan for England’s museums

Framework will provide a strategic vision for the sector over the coming decade

International Slavery Museum welcomes prime minister’s comments on slavery apology

Director Michelle Charters says formal statement would be an 'important and long-awaited step' for the UK Government

Almost 500 items repatriated by UK institutions between 2010 and 2022, study finds

Natural History Museum made the most returns over a period that saw a shift towards greater repatriation of material culture

Winners of the Museums Change Lives Awards 2026 announced

See the four award-winners whose work has been celebrated for making a positive difference to people and communities

From objects to experiences

Charlotte Slark and Sophie Vohra explore what the Sensational Museum has taught us about experimental practice

Vision from the edge

Museum X talks to artist Nadia Huggins about heritage, climate and her dream for a Caribbean museum of the future

Q&A | ‘Museums need to move beyond treating exhibitions as isolated historical events’ 

Abira Hussein and Yahya Birt tell us about an exhibition that explores the legacy of Bradford’s 1904 Somali Village show, in which 57 Somali people were put on public display 

Moves | First chief executive appointed for Moseley Road Baths

Worthing Theatres & Museum, National Museums NI and V&A Dundee also announce appointments

Half-term strike at V&A suspended after unions receive improved offer

Staff halt planned industrial action to enable further talks to take place

Removal of mummified remains from display sparks public debate

Kelvingrove and Hunterian are among several museums rethinking their treatment of human remains

Free-entry museums to benefit from new business rates policy after landmark tribunal ruling

Institutions across England expected to see significant reductions thanks to change in Valuation Office approach