Science Museum

View of Square Chapel and The Piece Hall, Halifax, from Beacon Hill

Two beloved cultural institutions to receive millions in funding

Professor Stephen Hawking in his office at the University of Cambridge © Sarah Lee.jpg

Incredible objects from Stephen Hawking's office to go on display in Bradford

Young people are determined to find a job they enjoy – as over a quarter believe...

The Harry Potter Photographic Exhibition is a must for fans of the films. Picture: Harry Potter Photographic Exhibition.

A family weekend in London with the 'wow' factor

Tatile artist Cathy Needham from York is appearing on the BBC programme Home is Where the Art Is next week

From working in the Science Museum, to becoming an Egyptian dancer, textile arti...

Tim Peake at the National Science and Media Museum, Bradford. Picture by Simon Hulme

Tim Peake and his landing craft come down to earth in Bradford

Queen Victoria Square in Hull being dug up for improvements for the City of Culture.

Diana Johnson: The culture of unfairness that is hindering Hull' renaissance

The exterior to Bradford's National Media Museum.

Bill Carmichael: The case for overseas visitors being asked to pay to enter '˜fr...

Bradford's National Media Museum.

YP Letters: North left out of the picture with break-up of archive

Ceropithecus icarocornu from the Fauna Series

Artwork merges truth and fiction

Screengrab taken from the Twitter feed of @BritishMonarchy as the Queen sends the first royal tweet under her own name

One tweet from one’s official Twitter account

David William Hearsey DFC

David Hearsey

Jim DeLittle

Jim De Little

Network to ease high-tech transition on farms

Museum director’s warning over £4m shortfall

Bradford's National Media Museum

Axe threat hangs over Bradford media museum

British Astronaut Tim Peake (centre) with Vince Cable (left) and Science Minister David Willetts at Downing Street.

Former test pilot beats 8,000  hopefuls to space mission

Young ‘hit by lack of computer skills’

Capital on the cheap

Time on his hands

Media museum forced to look inwards to reverse visitor decline
Staff at the National Media Museum in Bradford are facing an uncertain future as the attraction undergoes a spending review with plans to go “back to basics” in efforts to boost visitor numbers.

XBMC: Your computer’s new best friend

Frontline MD’s big impression

Schoolboy aims to trump the best

Play your cards right...

From steam to 3D as James Watt gets hi-tech makeover

Theatre finds right formula to make teaching science fun