Geraldine Kendall Adams

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Geraldine Kendall Adams

Writer and News Editor, Museums Assocation

Museums should stop displaying African ancestral remains, says report

Policy briefing calls for change in law to prohibit display of any remains 'without appropriate consent'

Trust seeks to hand Scarborough’s museums back to council

Charity says bringing service back into local authority is ‘best guarantee for the future’

Holocaust centre rebrands with new name and logo

Newark venue will now be known as the National Holocaust Museum

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Collaboration is key to learning how African and Caribbean objects ended up in Scotland

The Reveal and Connect project is building a network between Scottish museums and communities of origin

Scottish Government seeks ‘innovative funding solutions’ for culture

Culture secretary announces review of how sector is supported

Science and Industry Museum plans Wonderlab gallery as it extends revamp

Manchester institution to create several new permanent galleries after finishing first phase of redevelopment

Museums’ approach to decolonisation scrutinised in British Museum debate

Sector is currently going through 'process of reformation', says historian Tom Holland

Arts and culture sectors get share of extra £4.4m from Welsh government

Total funding for 2025-26 represents 8.5% increase for sector on last year’s budget

River & Rowing Museum to ‘cease current operation’ as it considers future plans

Henley-on-Thames venue under financial pressure due to high cost of maintaining building

Imperial War Museum’s war medal exhibition closing to make way for post-WWII galleries

Lord Ashcroft 'sad' over shutdown of gallery funded by his £5m donation

National museum security guards pause strike action after promise of pay offer

Employer has told union representatives to expect a formal offer by 7 March

ACE review will explore how to protect culture from ‘short-term political expediency’

Government's open call for evidence runs until 24 April