Geraldine Kendall Adams
Senedd scrutinises £620,000 employment dispute at Amgueddfa Cymru
Cost of settling case was ‘least-worst outcome’, public accounts committee hears
We need to bridge the unhealthy divide between nationals and regionals
The museum scene in Britain needs to level up, says Julian Spalding
Scythian artefacts return to Ukraine after decade-long court battle with Russia
Items from Crimea had been on loan to Dutch museum when Russia annexed peninsula in 2014
NHM defends collections move after scientists raise concerns
Letter warns that planned relocation of 28 million specimens to Berkshire could hamper research
Row between Greece and UK puts Parthenon sculptures deal in doubt
Greek PM ‘annoyed’ as Rishi Sunak cancels Downing Street meeting
Association for Art History launches wellbeing survey for art curators
Survey builds on research carried out by the MA last year
Cornwall Museums Partnership to close after break-up of NPO consortium
Charity is currently in discussions with funders to continue some of its projects
Is museum culture putting workers under too much pressure?
Many staff working in museums and galleries are struggling to cope with challenging workloads, budget cuts, poor pay and much more. Maggie Gray speaks to those trying to support wellbeing across the sector
Autumn Statement 2023: what does it mean for museums?
Changes to cultural tax reliefs and a boost for workers - but flat spending means departments will feel the pinch
Museum Shop Sunday an ‘important date’ on sector’s retail calendar
Annual celebration gives a boost to small businesses and independent makers, says Association for Cultural Enterprises