Geraldine Kendall Adams
Kirklees Council confirms closure of three museums
Museums could still be saved if alternative arrangements are found
Is an admission charge really a barrier to entry?
A report by the Association of Independent Museums aims to help institutions make evidence-based decisions on fees. Geraldine Kendall Adams assesses its conclusions
Councils in NI offered chance to double their investment in the arts
Arts council launches £1.5m scheme to incentivise funding for culture
Tate Exchange to launch next week
‘Bold experiment’ at Tate Modern will connect artists with audiences
Treasury seeks views on new tax relief for museums and galleries
Measure set to benefit temporary and touring exhibitions
Nicholas Serota appointed chairman of Arts Council England
Tate director to move on after 29 years in the role
Entry charges do not affect audience diversity, claims report
AIM publishes research on the impact of admission charging
£40m fund launched to draw tourists outside London
Government publishes action plan to boost tourism across UK
Labour would reverse culture funding cuts if elected
Corbyn launches arts policy in midst of leadership campaign
Art for all
It is 70 years since the Arts Council of Great Britain was set up. Geraldine Kendall Adams looks at whether its founding ideals are still being upheld today