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Spending review reveals cut to DCMS budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves presented government funding plans to parliament on 11 June
Historic England reopens upgraded science facility providing specialist heritage research and care
Fort Cumberland in Portsmouth has undergone a major refit over the past 12 months
Opposition to philanthropy is ‘imagined’, say climate campaigners
Anti-oil group says sponsorship could be a 'win-win' if museums adopt ethical red lines, as debate on the issue continues
New report makes the economic case for wellbeing initiatives
Review aims to boost the use and impact of wellbeing measures
Simon Wallis appointed to lead Royal Academy of Arts
Founding director of the Hepworth Wakefield will take up London role in September
Museums must support diversity amid Trump attacks, says V&A East director
Gus Casely-Hayford expresses solidarity with US colleagues after Smithsonian gallery director is ‘fired’
‘Relentless negativity’ around sponsorship must end, say national museums
Open letter from cultural organisations defends use of corporate money in arts and culture
Museums celebrate vital role of volunteers
National Volunteers’ Week 2025 runs from Monday 2 June to Sunday 8 June
Proposed changes to human remains law could have ‘unintended consequences’
Archaeologists call for greater input in government discussions and a review of current guidance
Gen Z put off visiting historic houses by transport challenges and cost
But young people value heritage sites as places to unplug from technology, according to report
