This month, the former contemporary curator celebrates a decade at the helm of the city’s largest cultural institution. What’s next? Sharpening the museum’s competitive edge.

All the seats were taken for a talk on shipwrecks at the Port Hueneme Historical Society Museum and a few people stood near ...

Nicholas Ralph and Rachel Shenton on bringing James and Helen Herriot's real family history to life, and what they learned from conversations with Jim and Rosie, James Herriot's children.

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Join Portland Museum for a fascinating talk by local historian Tony Flux exploring the life and legacy of Sir James Thornhill, one of Dorset’s most remarkable figures. The talk will be held at C2000 ...

A new podcast series has been launched to share fresh memories and stories of a much-loved Yorkshire vet. The series, titled The Real James Herriot Podcast, will explore the life and legacy of Alf ...

Jim Wight and Rosie Page at the James Herriot Statue. A new podcast series celebrating the life and legacy of James Herriot has been announced, featuring his son Jim Wight, daughter Rosie Page and ...

Season 6 of All Creatures Great and Small picks up nearly four years later at the end of World War II, bringing significant changes to the characters’ lives and circumstances. Executive producer ...

James tends to an aging dog while Jimmy stumbles upon Siegfried and Susan... and a horse. James tends to an aging dog while Jimmy stumbles upon Siegfried and Susan... and a horse. Funding for ...

Yorkshire veterinarian James Herriot (Nicholas Ralph) has a new assistant to help him through lambing season: his 4-year-old son, Jimmy (Thomas Riches, above, with Ralph). And it’s not the only change ...