Opinion
Genetic descent: a new challenge for the management of human remains in museums
The rise in commercial DNA tests is having unforeseen consequences for museums
How are Welsh museums doing after 25 years of devolution?
Rhian Hall reflects on the discussions that took place at this year's Welsh Museums Federation conference
What impact will Trump’s tariffs have on international tourism to the UK?
UK attractions should prepare for a downturn in visitors from the US and China, warns Guy Turton
In the Trump era, the UK sector’s commitments to equity and inclusion risk being quietly eroded
Museums must not allow the wider political context to undo progress, say Suzanne MacLeod and Richard Sandell
Trump’s war on culture is a warning for us all
The US president's move to defund the arts is not just an American problem, says Debbie Spence
Collaboration is key to learning how African and Caribbean objects ended up in Scotland
The Reveal and Connect project is building a network between Scottish museums and communities of origin
Policy | As a sector, we are nothing if not resilient
Despite setbacks, we all need to keep making the case for strategic investment in our sector, says Sharon Heal
The Box will revive Plymouth’s civic pride
Regeneration needs imagination and ambition, says Victoria Pomery
Specialism | Who uses archaeological collections?
Ben Donnelly-Symes on a new research project by the Society for Museum Archaeology
Collaboration has forged Blackburn’s cultural identity
The town’s creative spirit didn’t stop when the cotton mills closed, says Rebecca Johnson
