Geraldine Kendall Adams
Hanging by a thread | How restitution is bringing lost Indigenous practices back to life
Many traditional skills struggled to survive colonial disruption, but communities are showing how the return of ancestral objects can spark cultural renewal
Concerns raised about V&A’s voluntary exit scheme as industrial dispute continues
Union says staff cuts could put further pressure on workloads and service delivery
A long time coming | Black British heritage moves centre stage
The UK has few standalone spaces dedicated to Black history, but this could all change in the coming decade, with several important museum developments gathering pace
In brief | Latest news, funding and announcements in museums
Call for evidence on heatwave impact | Queer Up North archive launched | Ipswich Museum reopening plans
Guy Baxter named director of University of Reading’s Museum of English Rural Life
Current head Kate Arnold-Forster is retiring after almost 24 years in the role
British Museum takes steps to improve flow and access at Bayeux Tapestry show
Exhibition has faced queue delays as it copes with 'unprecedented demand'
Contemporary conflict and ‘reimagining’ museum practice: IWM sets out new research aims
Institution says it will focus on a broader chronology as it prepares for the second world war centenary
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Help us build a picture of AI use, attitudes and impact in the UK museum sector
‘Free, forever’: Government rules out entry charges for overseas visitors to national museums
Sector welcomes renewed commitment to universal free entry ahead of policy’s 25th anniversary
‘World-class culture in every postcode’: ACE unveils new National Portfolio process
Areas of focus for museums include collections stewardship, public value and business transformation