'Come along, explore and be inspired' - David Olusoga, Professor of Public History and BAFTA award winning presenter will be appearing at the Universally Manchester Festival in June.

Get exclusive access to early release tickets: universallymcr.festivalpro.com/form/dHbrADtLu…

#UoM200

Carefully timed comas, lingering deaths and obscure poisonings… all things surgeon Christopher Peters (Dramatic Medics) gets involved with in his role as a TV medical adviser, as he tells @seren_boyd [1/5]
bma.org.uk/news-and-opini…

The Manchester Museum is not just a fabulous institution but also a trail blazer in returning artefacts to indigenous peoples.

There’s a great scheme at NHS acute in Wolverhampton I think where staff can buy a family meal like lasagne to take home for £5, a really good idea!

Portrait of the first UK woman to win the Nobel Prize for Chemistry, Dorothy Hodgkin, 1985 by artist Maggi Hambling, showing the subject and a structural model of insulin in the foreground #WomensArt #womeninSTEM

🚨🦀CRAB UPDATE 🦀🚨

After a wild journey he's finally back and with some good news...

🎉 WE'VE BEEN SHORTLISTED FOR MUSEUM OF THE YEAR 🎉

Art Fund #MuseumoftheYear

Christi Belcourt, contemporary Métis visual artist known for her paintings which depict floral patterns inspired by Métis and First Nations historical beadwork art #womensart

How amazing!

' #Bluebells and Cow Parsley' by contemporary printmaker Vanessa Lubach #WomensArt

Are any Sophies, Sofies or Sophias among our followers?

Sophia represents wisdom in Platonic, Gnostic and Christian theologies. Etymologically her name relates to sophos (wise) and philosophy.

We believe wisdom is found across the Library grounds - not just in the back garden!

Beautiful everyday Ladybird things.
The gondola basket (1965)
Artist: Harry Wingfield

Lucy Culliton, contemporary Australian artist, known for her paintings of landscapes and still life #WomensArt

Vietnamese artist Diem Chau sculpts detailed figures on the top of crayons #womensart

This is our bookshop, Westwood Books in Sedbergh, Cumbria. It’s a large building, on a main road at the edge of town, that has been a bookshop now for 18 years.

But we need your help. Even though the shop has been here for so long, we still get comments like…

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Well said Kate - especially when you just finish your locally bespoke version and the national tool kit drops 5pm on a Friday!

Most transformation efforts fail. Major new research from Bain & Company says only 12% of big change programmes produce lasting results. They identify six 'good practices' for large scale change strategies that greatly increase the likelihood of success:
1) Treat transformation…

My heart is bursting with joy and happiness. To receive a BAFTA Fellowship is something I never dreamed would happen to me. All I did was try to make a difference to the lives of others. Hope my #Playschool Babies are happy for me ❤️

Thanks Sally Sykes for the kind words on this #N8ResearchCulture blog: n8research.org.uk/n8-research-cu…

.The King's Fund’s Chris Naylor outlines to IFIC Updates #icic24 what his work has found from examining NHS England’s ICSs - elements of “invisible infrastructure” for #integratedcare working

On this day 23rd April 1616, William Shakespeare died, aged 52
Artist: Martin Aitchison
(‘Story of The Theatre’, 1970)