Collaboration between National Media Museum and the Science Museum enables creative relationships to flourish. Advisor talks to Emma Hedderwick, Project Leader: Media Space, Science Museum. Read more

Many, many museums across the country have large collections; collections that are costly to maintain, and collections that are not always as well understood as organisations would like. It is the dream of many a curator to have the opportunity… Read more

Learn from the Wallace Collection how to take steps to improve your retail offering ensuring your products reflect your core audience. Anita Richardson, Head of Retail and Visitor Services reveals all. Read more

Interpreting the life and loves, writing and legacy of a household name such as Charles Dickens is a daunting task. A man of many parts and passions, Charles Dickens embodies our perception of Victorian Britain. He is universally known, and… Read more

The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford is well known as the first public museum in Britain, as well as for its quality and high level of research and development as part of the University of Oxford. The Museum has undergone significant… Read more

REMIX is the global summit for Culture, Technology and Entrepreneurship. It brings together creative leaders from different industries to tackle the big ideas shaping the future of the cultural sector. Read more

Unseen Enemy is a powerful and thought-provoking exhibition which tackles the highly charged issues surrounding the Improvised Explosive Device (IED). Packed with personal interviews, images and mementoes it tells the inspiring stories of the men and women who search for,… Read more

People visiting a museum or heritage site often find it a very visual experience, however at Action on Hearing Loss we have found that visitors who are deaf or have hearing loss are often neglected by tourist attractions. Read more

Social Media Through Thick and Thin –there’s a title. When we were asked to talk about social media at this year’s Museums and Heritage show, our first thoughts were ‘why us’? There must be lots of social media gurus out… Read more

In April 2013 the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) launched the new framework for our funding entitled: A lasting difference for heritage and people. This framework was developed through extensive consultation with organisations across the heritage spectrum and with the public. Read more

Destination Tyneside, a new permanent gallery, opened at Discovery Museum on 13th July 2013. It provides a glimpse into the fascinating stories of some of the people who have chosen to make Tyneside their home over the last 200 years. Read more

The UKs cultural collections are often housed in historical and listed buildings. The buildings in their own right require care and preservation, whilst also providing modern customer facilities for visitors. Creating a balance between these two conflicting requirements can often… Read more

Torre Abbey Historic House in Torquay re-opened after an extensive restoration programme on Saturday 27 July. Read more

The great thing about developing interpretation – an art as much as a science – is that there is always something new and exciting to discover, however far removed the subject matter may seem at first glance. It’s a lesson… Read more

Museums and galleries have something particular and important to offer very young children and those who care for them; extraordinary visual stimulus, a wonderful spatial environment and a strong sense of social and emotional wellbeing. Read more

When the V&A’s Museum of Childhood decided to jettison its T8 installation, it turned to a colourful LED scheme to make an impression on visitors. Read more

England is striving to become internationally recognised as a leading destination for people with access needs. What more can your attraction do to benefit from engaging with this group?… Read more

Arts Award offers unique nationally recognised qualifications that support children and young people to grow as artists and arts leaders, inspiring them to connect to and take part in the arts and cultural world. Although it’s called `Arts’ Award, the… Read more

The Peace Museum UK is an independent and accredited Museum based in Bradford, West Yorkshire. It is the only museum dedicated to the history and the often untold stories of peacemakers, peace-making, social reformers and peace movements in the UK. Read more

Measom Freer announce the addition of the svelte new Charnwood bottle range..... Read more