Geraldine Kendall Adams
‘Showing its age’: National Lottery consults on future funding model
Museum sector urged to respond to nationwide call for evidence
Cooling off period: How did museums fare in their response to the heatwave?
Drop in temperature brings relief – and reflection on what the sector should be doing to better plan for extreme heat
‘It puts the humanity back into the objects’: How craft is remaking collections
Many museums are harnessing the power of contemporary craft by inviting artists to take inspiration from their collections, says Corinne Julius
Ten years after the Brexit vote, museums still need space to talk about its impacts
The legacy of leaving the EU is more complex than either critics or supporters of Brexit assume, says Kirsty Warner
‘Pride and connection’: The Box Plymouth named Museum of the Year 2026
Venue scoops Art Fund's £120,000 prize after impressing judges with community-focused approach
Q&A | ‘Frederick Horniman’s legacy lives on today – but in a world that is very different’
Director of content Peronel Craddock tells us about the Horniman’s plans for the future as it celebrates its 125th birthday
Fragile future: Glass heritage at risk as National Glass Centre faces demolition
Industry leaders call for urgent intervention to rescue ‘critically weakened’ sector
Government failing to protect national museums from security threats, watchdog warns
Public Accounts Committee criticises DCMS for ‘lack of leadership’ on challenges facing sponsored institutions
Is your museum ready for local government reform in England?
Arts Council England has published a checklist to help the sector get prepared
Q&A | ‘Sometimes you have to dare to dream’
Ahead of the Horniman’s 125th birthday this weekend, head of horticulture Errol Fernandes tells us about the transformation of the museum’s outdoor spaces – and how the role of gardeners is shifting