Geraldine Kendall Adams
Programme unveiled for festival to mark the birth of the modern railway
Four museum partners will play central role in nine-month S&DR200 celebration
Free admission ‘makes our museums special’, says BM director
Nicholas Cullinan talks entry fees, sponsorship and repatriation in Sunday Times interview
Q&A | ‘There are intrinsic power dynamics that must be acknowledged’
Carrie Canham reflects on a co-curation project that explored the difficult legacy of British Museum founder Hans Sloane
NHM announces major transformation ahead of 150th birthday
Project will include revitalised Dinosaur exhibition and the reopening of two closed galleries
Horniman formally hands over Warumungu artefacts
Ceremony held to mark repatriation of Aboriginal cultural heritage
After the flood: How are museums dealing with extreme weather?
Last autumn, several museums in the UK were hit by severe flooding. Nearly a year on, how are they coping – and what can the sector learn from their experiences?
New funding brings ray of hope after turbulent time for museums in Wales
Despite receiving a much-needed financial boost this month, the Welsh sector is still reeling from a difficult year of budget cuts and government strife
In brief | Latest news, funding and moves in the sector
English Heritage hunts for 'lost' blue plaques | NMS acquires photography collection | All change at Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
Remembering the Holocaust: Museums in a post-survivor world
As trusted public institutions, museums play a crucial role in countering denial and distortion, says Olivia Marks-Woldman
Backlash over BBC story on value of Birmingham’s artworks
Collections should not be seen as financial assets, say sector leaders