Geraldine Kendall Adams
Ethiopian government welcomes V&A’s Maqdala loan offer
Embassy calls on other British institutions follow suit
Culture sector is still in the dark over the impact of Brexit
The government may be closer to reaching a deal with the EU, but the continuing uncertainty is hampering museums planning loans and touring shows, while restrictions on workers’ freedom of movement is a growing concern. By Geraldine Kendall Adams
National museums back repeal of sunset clause for Nazi loot claims
Amendment will remove cut-off date for return of cultural objects
Regeneration fund invests £4m in new Blackpool museum
Three projects to benefit from £15m Great Exhibition legacy funding
Visitor figures to UK attractions up 7.3% in 2017
Scotland and Northern Ireland see significant increases
Visitors to some London nationals drop for third year running
Decline attributed to security and economic concerns
Campaign launched against privatisation in museums
Protestors call on BM to bring services in house after Carillion collapse
Tate artist resigns over director’s sexual harassment remarks
Liv Wynter described the comments as "personally harmful"