News

There is still much debate surrounding the...

Once upon a time…

14th March 2017

For the BHI Museum’s upcoming event to...

Spalding Safe Spaces

8th March 2017

This month, Ayscoughfee Hall welcomed Spalding Safe...

Hidden London tours

8th March 2017

in Reviews

This month, I thought I would talk...

Eoliths: stone tool or natural?

28th February 2017

in Collections, News and opportunities

Walking on a beach, do you stop...

Time flies when you’re having fun…

21st February 2017

in Reviews

Winter Wind Down In December, I attended the...

Museum practice in South Korea

15th February 2017

For many tourists, visiting national museums and...

Pagan origins of Pancake Day

6th February 2017

‘There is no Maslenitsa without pancakes’ –...

Jodie flies east around the world

6th February 2017

in Reviews

Over the past few years, changes within...

King John: Notts all that bad?

31st January 2017

My final undergraduate year revolved around one...

The Victorian vision of the future

31st January 2017

in Collections, News and opportunities

Here at Bassetlaw Museum, whilst looking for...

11 million reasons to dance

31st January 2017

Commissioned in 2014 by People Dancing, with...

The politics of museum collections

24th January 2017

South Africa: The Art of a Nation...

What happens if we keep on digging?

2nd January 2017

Once in a lecture during my undergraduate...

Meet Rutland’s ‘Flintstones’

21st December 2016

in Collections

Prior to my role as a Collections...

Alzheimer’s and the museum

21st December 2016

As a nation we are living longer....

Trusts and foundations fundraising training

21st December 2016

I was lucky enough to go on...

Tree dressing

21st December 2016

During a visit to Sparkling Sherwood on...

Christmas crackers

20th December 2016

in Reviews

Ayscoughfee’s display of Christmas items are now...

Objects of the week – Bassetlaw Museum

12th December 2016

in Collections

In November, shortly after starting at Bassetlaw...

Ellie at Rutland

7th December 2016

in Training and employability

As part of the Resilience Syndicate project,...

An introduction to Annabelle

7th December 2016

in Training and employability

Hello everyone, I’ll start by introducing myself, I’m...

Being outside is good for your health!

6th December 2016

in Enivironmental heritage

‘If Every Household in England were provided...

Quirky Kettering

6th December 2016

in Reviews

I’ve recently started my Resilience Syndicate internship...

Introducing Anne-Marie

30th November 2016

in Training and employability

So the last 14 months have been...

A tour of the British Horological Institute

30th November 2016

in Reviews

As part of my internship with Culture...

Defining a museum

30th November 2016

The museum as we know it has...

The Resilience Syndicate project begins

25th October 2016

in News and opportunities

This week, our Resilience Syndicate Administration Assistant,...

From Leicester to London: the life of Joseph ‘John’ Merrick, the ‘Elephant Man’

14th June 2016