The UK government has ordered museums, commercial galleries, and auction houses across England to close beginning November 5 as part of a sweeping new national lockdown. Prime Minister Boris Johnson ...

England's national museums will remain free for overseas visitors after ministers opted against changing the universal free admission policy. It comes after months of discussions between the ...

A £20 million fund will be distributed across museums in England to ensure they remain open, the Government has announced. The Museum Renewal Fund will be shared among 75 local and regional museums ...

As England settles into its second national lockdown, the future of the nation’s museums has once again been thrust into uncertainty, and culture workers are still feeling the brunt of the burden.

The United Kingdom Government has confirmed that national museums in England will remain free for all visitors, ruling out plans to introduce charges for overseas tourists. The Department for Digital, ...

England will continue to offer free admission to its national museums, including to international visitors, the government has confirmed. The decision ends speculation that overseas tourists could be ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. England's national museums will remain free to enter for overseas visitors after ministers opted against changing the universal ...

Hintze Hall in the Natural History Museum in London, which drew 7.1 million visitors in 2025.Photograph: E Westmacott/Alamy Overseas visitors will continue to enjoy free entry to England’s national ...