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Sector bodies condemn Just Stop Oil vandalism of Stonehenge

English Heritage chief executive says attack caused distress due to site's fragility and spiritual significance

The Story begins for Durham’s new cultural heritage attraction

Venue provides a home for five important collections of local and military history

Dublin’s ‘Dead Zoo’ to be reborn after major overhaul

National Museum of Ireland venue will close in September for revamp

Sally Angel appointed chief executive of Jewish Museum London

TV and film producer will take over from acting director Sue Shave on 1 July

Museum and heritage professionals recognised in King’s Birthday Honours

Heads of Science and Industry Museum and International Slavery Museum among the recipients

How do the party manifestos measure up on museums and culture?

Labour proposes more regional loans as the Tories pledge to unleash philanthropy and protect 'retain and explain'

Homes of Jewish museum leaders in US vandalised in antisemitic incident

Police investigate after red paint and graffiti was daubed on houses of Brooklyn Museum officials

Ashmolean awaits decision on return of Indian sculpture

Item was acquired by the museum at Sotheby’s auction house in 1967

Funding news | Our round-up of the latest grant streams and awards

Art Fund grants for local authority-reliant museums | GEM Cymru launches Learning Support Fund | Places of Science awardees

Decolonisation guidance launched for museums in Northern Ireland

New resource shares lessons from the Global Voices, Local Choices programme

Questions raised over decision to relocate Buxton Museum & Art Gallery

Around 200 people attend public gathering to show their support for the institution

Campaigners plan ‘show of solidarity’ for Buxton Museum

A public gathering will take place on Saturday 8 June