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Museum staff are paying the price for job satisfactionWorking in museums is seen as an attractive career, yet a role in the sector can pay up to £5,000 a year less than other industries. Geraldine Kendall investigates museum salariesMuseums JournalNews analysis01.12.2014 -
Put your audience research questions to the expertThe Visitor Studies Group’s Kayte McSweeney takes your questionsMuseum PracticeAsk the Expert17.11.2014 -
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Privatisation of visitor services gathers pace in museums and galleriesCultural organisations are looking to outsource an ever wider range of services to private companies. Geraldine Kendall assesses the pros and consMuseums JournalNews analysis01.09.2014 -
Should museums charge for enquiries?Enquiries can be time-consuming and divert staff from other activities
Museums AssociationComment13.08.2014 -
Three years for £130,000 Courtauld fraudsterCashier Daniel Edgley admitted taking money from till
Museums JournalNews23.07.2014 -
Data from nearly 8,000 visitors hacked from Ashmolean websiteMCG warns that cuts may put online security at risk
Museums JournalNews25.06.2014 -
Are front-of-house staff undervalued by museums?Vote in the poll and have your say
Museums JournalNews03.06.2014 -
Overseas visitors spent a record £21bn in UK last yearLatest ONS statistics show new high for tourism sector
Museums JournalNews14.05.2014 -
Hands on History Museum closes to walk-in visitorsHull museum will only open to public on alternate Saturdays
Museums JournalNews12.05.2014 -
It’s time for mobileResearch from NHM shows audiences are mobile-enabledMuseums AssociationComment10.04.2014 -
Boost in English museum visitsBritish Museum now world's second most visited cultural attraction
Museums JournalNews07.04.2014 -
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Disabled people are still museums' missing audienceDespite initiatives, research and targeted projects, people with disabilities are not visiting museums and galleries as much as the rest of the population. Geraldine Kendall investigates why and asks what more can be done
Museums JournalNews analysis01.01.2014 -
Will City of Culture title boost Hull?Hull hopes to follow in the footsteps of Derry-Londonderry by reaping the economic and social benefits from being designated the UK City of Culture for 2017. By Sharon Heal
Museums JournalNews analysis01.01.2014 -
Attendance rises mask deeper issuesAlthough visitor numbers are up at most UK galleries and museums, there is still work to do to attract people from all backgrounds and age groupsMuseums JournalNews analysis01.11.2013 -
In praise of the gallery invigilatorInvigilators guide visitors to more than the loo, says Kenn Taylor, this key role engages with art and audiences in equal measureMuseums AssociationComment30.07.2012 -
The Audience Agency: open for businessEngland's new national audience development body is a mix of supermarket and vintage boutique, says CEO Anne TorreggianiMuseums AssociationComment25.07.2012 -
Remaining public spiritedMuseums are maintaining their exhibitions and events programmes, despite budget cuts
Museums JournalNews analysis01.05.2012 -
Visitor service: do museums get it right?Front-of-house can make or break a museum visit but are museums doing enough to prioritise visitor service?
Museum Practice15.03.2012
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