AHRC programme boosts heritage science and conservation
Tate, National Trust, Historic Environment Scotland and London’s National Gallery among those taking part in the programme
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Welsh Government urged to rethink ‘catastrophic’ heritage cuts
Committee recommends reduced cut for monuments and more support for national collections after warnings from sector
Bringing the ancient past closer than ever
Eleanor Mills delves into ancient human history and examines how museums that interpret such long-gone cultures are using innovative techniques to capture the imagination of their audiences
Roman around | Wroxeter Roman City, Shropshire
A revamp has brought this ancient site back to life
Gunpowder Plot house added to Heritage at Risk Register
Historic England updates register with 159 sites, as 203 are saved
In brief | Latest news, funding and developments from the sector
Vagina Museum finds new home while MGS launches scheme to improve access to culture
Digital project showcases Edinburgh’s LGBTQ+ heritage
Partnership with Museums & Galleries Edinburgh will continue
Nottingham Castle prepares to welcome visitors back after eight-month closure
Heritage site will feature a number of new experiences when it reopens on 26 June
Book review | A Bittersweet Heritage: Slavery, Architecture and the British Landscape
A journey through Britain’s landmarks that will make you reassess this green and pleasant land
Profile | ‘I feel crystal clear on what we’re doing and why we’re doing it’
National Trust chief Hilary McGrady tells Museums Journal how the challenges of the past few years have helped to clarify the charity's mission
Seven sites confirmed in the running for Unesco World Heritage Status
York city centre, Birkenhead Park and iron age settlement in Shetland among sites on Government's Tentative List
Digital reviews | Persepolis reimagined, 1920s refugees and live music in museums
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