Meet Sophie Cowdrey one of the starring artists featured in 'Adventures in Time and Space: 60 Years of Doctor Who'.

Dr Adrian Webb, a local historian and author of Churchill’s Secret Chart Makers, explores Somerset's chart-making role in the D-Day preparations.

Nine years after the rescue of an enormous collection of Stanley Kenyon's photographic negatives, we're looking back at the achievement and what was nearly lost.

To celebrate 'Adventures in Time and Space: 60 Years of Doctor Who Art' we've rounded up some of Somerset’s starring roles on screen.

‘Spinning a Yarn’ is a new project to tell the story of wool in Somerset through an exhibition, artist commissions and community engagement.

We've interviewed Colin Howard, one of the starring artists behind the Doctor Who exhibition at the Museum of Somerset.

Following a 15-month cataloguing project the expansive Cary Estate archive collection can now be searched and viewed.

5,000 new documents are available on the Devon Archive Catalogue after a parish collection cataloguing project.

Somerset Rural Life Museum has welcomed a new café provider with an established reputation as a family-run business that offers a warm welcome.

The Good Fairy statue was unveiled by The Mayor of Taunton at an event held in partnership with Taunton Town Council at the Museum of Somerset.

Pupils from Oaklands Community Primary School in Yeovil have been discovering more about Somerset’s traditions and festivals.

We are launching Discovery Saturdays, providing a new way to access archive services.