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EXHIBITIONS

Shipley Art Gallery Museum & Art Gallery

Exhibition Dates Exhibition Dates Dry Run 2016 28 – 27 May 2016 South Shields Digital Group: An Explosion 30 April – 20 August 2016 Art Society 2016 12 November 2016 – 28 January 2017 of Digital Photography Always Ready for 150 Years 21 May – 17 September 2016 Companion Pieces 18 February – 21 April 2018 The Centenary of the Battle of Jutland 28 May – 1 October 2016 Renoir’s St Tropez 18 June – 28 August 2016 Discovery Museum Battle of the Somme Centenary 29 June – 1 October 2016 1978: A Town through the Lens 27 August 2016 – 21 January 2017 Exhibition Dates JMW Turner’s Shields on the River Tyne 8 September – 10 December 2016 Usdaw: 125 Years Strong 30 April – 29 May 2016 The Jarrow Crusade: Marching into History 1 October 2016 – 26 February 2017 Homes & Hopes 4 May – 5 June 2016 International print Biennale: Birgit Skiöld 8 October – 17 December 2016 Stitch Stitch Stitch 6 July 2016 – 29 January 2017 A Greek in Egypt: the Hunter from Naukratis 22 October 2016 – 26 February 2017 Dominion Geordies in World War One 19 August – 13 November 2016 Brushstrokes in Time: Local History Revealed in Art 21 January – 30 April 2017 Newcastle’s Motorcycle Pioneers 28 August – 19 September 2016 Young Artist Award 1 February – 30 April 2017 Armstrong’s to the Arctic: 16 September - 13 November Boldon Book 11 March – 3 June 2017 The 100th Anniversary of the Icebreaker Krasin Project Godie: Revealing a Forgotten 1 October 2016 – 31 January 2017 Chapter of North East History Great North Museum: Hancock Movement 1 October 2016 – 9 January 2017 Enigma & the North East 17 October 2016 – 1 April 2018 Exhibition Dates Fabricating Histories: An Alternative 19th Century 12 November 2016 – 21 May 2017 Harvesting the Sun 23 April – 10 July 2016 Newcastle University BA Fine Art Show 4 – 17 June 2016 North East Wildlife Photography Competition 2016 14 July – 12 September 2016 Laing Art Gallery Inside Skin: Conversations between Art and Science 6 - 9 September 2016 International Print Biennale 19 September – 30 October 2016 Exhibition Dates Save Our Magnificent Meadows 1 November 2016 – 31 January 2017 The Possibility of … 29 April – 26 June 2016 Bones: Skeleton Secrets of the Animal World 4 February – 14 May 2017 Alice in Wonderland 14 May – 2 October 2016 Wanderlust: the World in Watercolour 16 July 2016 – 17 December 2017 Segedunum Roman Fort Rosie Morris: Circles are Slices of Spheres 1 October 2016 – 8 January 2017 Out of Chaos 15 October 2016 – 26 February 2017 Exhibition Dates Richard Hobson: the North East’s 5 November 2016 – 5 February 2017 Hadrian’s Wall on Tyneside 23 April 2016 – 1 March 2017 Changing Industrial Landscape Khyal: Music and Imagination 5 – 16 November 2016 Modern Visionaries: Van Dyck And the Artist’s Eye 28 January – 4 June 2017

Quentin Blake: Inside Stories 11 March – 8 July 2017 2016 / 17 Impact ReporT Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums

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The Arbeia Society Excavations Friends of the Hatton Friends of the Laing Art Gallery A number of members took part in a weekend trial Although the Hatton Gallery has been closed for (FLAG) The Arbeia Society membership now stands at 55. dig in the North Marine Park, South Shields prior refurbishment, the Friends of the Hatton continued While not having monthly lecture meetings, as in In 2016-17, FLAG once again followed its successful to enhancement work due to start in the park later to offer a programme of events and lectures over the the past, the Society makes an important programme linking supper lectures to current gallery this year. The foundations of a former Coastguard course of the year. contribution to the world of local history and exhibitions with talks by the relevant curators on station were unearthed and examined. Many archaeology by taking part in excavations and There were some changes to our core team as Jean the Out of Chaos and Van Dyck exhibitions. We members of the public turned out to try their hand holding the Annual Conference. Taylor and Kelsey Thornton, two long-standing have also had talks on local notables such as the at archaeology; it proved to be a very good public and integral parts of our committee, have retired Dixon Brothers of Rothbury and Mary Eleanor Annual Conference relations event and we hope this can be built upon in to pursue other interests. However, we have Bowes, with others based on artists whose works The 2016 conference was held as usual in the future years. Customs House Theatre in South Shields. The welcomed two new volunteers that joined us in July: appear in the Gallery such as Henry Perlee Parker Cohors Quinta Gallorum participants enjoyed a whole day of presentations on Tomke Kossen-Veenhuis as our Events Coordinator and Edward Lear. This is the re-enactment wing of the society and, the ‘Building of Hadrian’s Wall’; David Breeze, and Rebecca Whitcombe as our Talks/Lectures As well as financial support for the Out of Chaos although small in numbers, continues to take part in Nick Hodgson, Paul Bidwell, Peter Hill and Jon Coordinator. We look forward to their programme exhibition and the Quentin Blake: Inside Stories, we events across the country. Allison spoke of the many aspects of this huge over the forthcoming year. give our time in many capacities. Our volunteer construction project. Our events and lectures were varied this year. guides continue to offer free Saturday morning J Frazer, Chair Our 2017 conference to be held on 18 November We started with a joint event with the Natural talks on our chosen Picture of the Month, as well from 10am-5pm, will again be at the Customs House History Society of Northumbria involving a as weekday pre-booked tours for organised groups, and a number of leading figures in the world of fascinating tour of their collections and continued such as U3A across the region. There is a Friends with a still life workshop with Jenny Purrett, desk operated by Friends to enhance the visitor archaeology will discuss ‘Peace and War on the Roman Northern Frontiers’. bookmaking with Caroline Coode, printmaking with experience of the Gallery. Vhairi Cardinal and Caroline Coode, and a mixed For the Van Dyck exhibition, many have been acting media workshop delivered by Clare Money. Simon as guides and invigilators within the exhibition Court held a lecture on artist Hassan Musa. galleries to support the Gallery staff; this will Friends of Discovery Museum We are currently assisting the museum with the Hatton Staff were invited to present an update on continue with the upcoming Paul Nash exhibition. acquisition and removal of the 1960s heating, the gallery in February that included presentations This has been another successful year for our group Our day trips, which are very popular with our ventilation and air conditioning control panel from from Julie Milne, Lindy Gilliland, Zoe Allen, and of retired professional engineers. We are currently members, took us to Threave Castle near Carlisle, Newcastle Civic Centre. This control panel will be Rachel McDermott. Finally, the Friends held a working with the TWAM Volunteer Coordinator, to Edinburgh to visit the Splendour of the Celts displayed in the Discovery boiler house as part of Members Only small works show in the Long Gallery Anita Moffitt, to attract more members to whom we exhibition, and to Harrogate Christmas Market with the behind-the-scenes building tour and features in in the Fine Art Department for the month of July will offer engineering and electronics skills training. the successful FODMs led monthly “Arcs & Sparks” a welcome sprinkling of snow. Further Christmas with a total of 23 members presenting 50 works. celebrations included a wine tasting and lunch at the We have now completed the Reece Foundation tours of the basement electrical collections store, Assembly Rooms. Summer visits to Aydon Castle, funded “Energising Exhibits” project, motorising the which we are seeking to expand. Bywell House, Ripley Castle and Newby Hall were 19th century Sturtevant ventilating fan in Science FODMs were again involved in staging the annual bathed in sunlight, increasing our enjoyment of the Maze. Our members assisted Discovery Museum Northumbria Young Engineer Designer and day. Our spring holiday this year was to Suffolk and with the grant application, technical specification Technologist Competition, organised in conjunction was, as usual, a packed itinerary of country houses, and installation work. We look forward to further with the Rotary Club of Hexham, Northumbria quaint towns, art galleries and cathedrals with a work and grants in this area. University and Discovery Museum. This brings comfortable hotel providing respite at the end The Conservation team has provided training to GCSE and A-Level students to Discovery Museum to of each day. All of this work goes to support the allow us to tackle a wide range of cleaning tasks. partake in a day long competition. FODMs provide Laing Art Gallery. The interactive exhibits, which are much used by the prizes and help with the organisation and judging. visitors, need regular work. Social visits have been made to the Swaledale Pat Devenport, Chairman

We also maintain the “Penny Presses” at Discovery Museum, Locomotion Railway Museum at Shildon,

Museum and across TWAM. The machines are Killhope and Nenthead lead mining museums, and now operating more often and generating income. the Tanfield Railway, with reciprocal visits from their Working in conjunction with the Trading team, we volunteers. have refitted the machine coin slots to accept the new £1 coins. Ed Dinning, Chair

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Natural History Society of Northumbria Friends of Segedunum The Society of Antiquaries of The last year has been a busy and exciting year for the Natural History Society of Northumbria (NHSN). This year was another busy year for the Friends. In addition to our normal programme of speakers 2017 is the final year of a Heritage Lottery Funded Archive project where children and young people have The Society is proud of its partnership with TWAM and the annual bus trip, we had stalls at discovered the NHSN Archive in the museum, combined with learning activities at wildlife rich local sites and and the opportunities this brings. Our interests, Festival and at the Tyne & Wear Heritage Forum at local primary schools. Combining the skills and experience of the Learning team with knowledgeable Society demonstrated in our lecture programme and the conference that was held in the Memorial Hall at Members has provided varied and exciting opportunities. These visits have sparked further discussion between expertise of members, range from Prehistory, Wallsend in May 2017. We also provided a guided NHSN and the Great North Museum: Hancock Learning team as to how a more collaborative programme can through the Romans to the Medieval, continuing up tour of Segedunum before the conference started be developed in future. to the Cold War. to introduce visitors to Sentius Tectonicus (our The Society’s extensive archaeological collections, As owner of the Great North Museum: Hancock, NHSN were pleased to be engaged in the Museum Board’s new Centurion Sculpture), the recently discovered assembled since 1813, are on public display in the discussions to shape the new Strategic Plan for the Museum. original bathhouse and the extended section Great North Museum: Hancock, informing and of Hadrian’s Wall foundations that have been educating researchers, scholars and the public of displayed to the public. the region’s heritage. Many other items are on Membership remains healthy in 2016/17 with display in museums throughout the Steam Rail Association over 50 people on average attending our regular and in Europe, recognising the world class status meetings. Talks included: ‘An update on Wallsend of the artefacts that we curate. In 2017, we have The past 12 months have been dominated by change Another huge achievement was the opportunity Excavations’ by Nick Hodgson; ‘Reconstructing worked with TWAM to secure the loan to the Great for the Association. In January 2016, as reported at for three of our members to travel to London in order Hadrian’s Wall’ by Prof. David Breeze; ‘Hadrian’s North Museum: Hancock of artefacts from the our last AGM, we lost Malcolm Dunlavey and Roly to present a bid to a panel including Sir William Wall on Tyneside’ by Paul Bidwell; ‘Aubrey Smith, Museum of London’s Roman Mithraeum collection Kay, who were both long standing members of the McAlpine and Lord Falconer. The bid was sadly Cricketer & Movie Star’ by John Derry; ‘War for exhibition alongside the Society’s material. association. I’m pleased to report that we were able unsuccessful; however, the experience gained in Beneath the Front 1914-18’ by Rosie Serdiville; ‘A to commemorate their contribution to the railway bidding for grant funding was invaluable. The Society’s Roman items have been included in Dickens of a Tale’ by Freda Thompson; ‘Corstopitum in the most fitting of ways. In April, Roly’s ashes the Hadrian’s Cavalry exhibition, a unique venture Thanks must go to Alan Thompson, who has Roman Town’ by Graham Stobbs; and ‘Landscape of were blasted out over Percy Main from A.No.5 in at ten museums along the route of Hadrian’s Wall, decided to stand down from the committee this Industrial Towns on Tyneside’ by Dan Jackson. accordance with his wishes. In the summer, we had including Great North Museum: Hancock. This year. His contribution behind-the-scenes has been a brass plaque affixed to our brake van recognising The annual coach trip in 2016 was to Birdoswald includes re-enactments and public displays to significant, especially when debating safety issues Malcolm’s huge contribution to the railway. Roman Fort and Lanercost Priory. engage people across the region. Our library is also on the railway. Alongside his duties as Operations housed in the Museum, providing an intellectual One of the biggest positive changes was the amount Controller, he also spent a lot of time organising Volunteers continue to generously give up their resource that is used extensively by members of the of new people who joined the committee in 2016. As and cleaning the control office for which we’re time to help at the museum in a number of ways, public, University students and academics, as well a result, we have enjoyed having a large and diverse very grateful. including: site tours, assisting the Education as Society members. We publish new research in group of people to manage the charity this year. Department and reception, room stewards, helping Our members continue to carry out their great work with crowd control at the annual fireworks event in our annual journal Archaeologia Aeliana. The committee has placed a strong emphasis on on the railway and in the workshops. Without them, November, as well as litter picks and gardening. The Society runs a programme of monthly lectures fundraising throughout 2016 and thanks must go to the railway simply wouldn’t run. Thanks to the effort for members and an annual public lecture hosted Paul Lovejoy for heading up the small fundraising that our members put in, we are entering 2017 with Special thanks go to all the committee who continue in conjunction with Newcastle University Insights group and to all the members who have been six locomotives in working order and one of them to give up hours of their free time to help support public lectures programme. We have partnered involved. Their hard work has paid off and we are has a splendid new paint job. By the end of 2017, the museum in lots of ways. with Explore Lifelong Learning in Newcastle to now in a position to donate a cheque for £4,400 we are hoping to bring this up to seven with the provide training in historical research skills and towards the completion of Bagnall locomotive, addition of No.401. Ken Hutchinson, Chairman palaeography, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund. No.401. Fundraising has continued, with monies Our focus in 2017 will remain on fundraising and Volunteers are working on historical sources relating being used to bolster our own funds, to be invested further stablising of our finances. I’d like to finish to the floods on the River Tyne in 1771, a project in appropriate projects in the future. by thanking all the members for their support and initiated by research in the Society’s archives by Our key achievements from 2016 include the our active members for the time they continue to Professor Helen Berry of Newcastle University, with implementation of a new training and assessment commit to the running of the railway. the results of their work freely available online at the programme in conjunction with TWAM and Green Society’s website, www.newcastle-antiquaries.org.uk. Dragon Rail. This has resulted in a number of newly Michael Darling, Chairman New members are always welcome. qualified operations volunteers. This in turn has seen a decrease in the amount of operating days Dr Richard Pears, President cancelled due to crew shortage.

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Alan Hayward, Archivist Bill Griffiths, Head of Programmes Cheryl McCarrick, Events Co-ordinator Jonathan Loach, Communications Officer Exhibited at History Fair, Exchange Hadrian’s Cavalry Project International Roman Lecture at Sunderland University for the Cultural The Late Shows: A Case Study in Audience Buildings, Sunderland, 4 June 2016 Military Equipment Conference – St Andrews Studies Course – Feb 2017 Development – seminar given to Creative and Cultural Industries Management MA class at Talk on ‘The work of Tyne & Wear Archives’ to TWAM learning and income generation – Northumbria University, Friday 3 March 2017 Genealogy group of the Caer Urfa South Shields Sustainable Business Models for the Cultural Sector John Coburn, Digital Programmes Manager University of the Third Age, 14 March 2017 seminar – Preston Not Talking About Digital TWAM’s International strategy – WIRP workshop Lesley Palanker Jermyn, CultureGeek, London Developing International Strategies – London Assistant Learning Officer Alex Croom, Keeper of Archaeology Novel digital thinking, normal everyday practice How and Why seminar at the Royal Academy Roman food and supplies on Hadrian’s Wall, Seaton Creating Segedunum Bishop Auckland U3A of Art ,London. March 2017 Sluice Archaeology Group, 5 April 2016 MuseumNext Australia Presentation and workshop for RA seminar on Arts Life in the suburbs – day to day life in a Roman Digital as… New, authentic museum experiences Caroline McDonald, Museum Manager, Award projects at Arbeia Roman Fort on our work home, Roman Army School, Durham, 11 April 2016 Great North Museum: Hancock Newcastle University, MCH department with children with SEND Romano-British costume, Friends of Aldborough Seminar: Museum Studies MA: University College Roman Town, 9 July 2016 London (Museum management) Jon Walker, Project Manager (Enterprise) Lindy Gilliland, Manager: Collections, Coastal Archaeology, South Shields to Sunderland, Lecture/Seminar Museums Studies MA: Newcastle Entrepreneurial Opportunities and Income Research & Curatorial Earth Sciences Week, 13 October 2016 University (Museum content) Potential, (UK-China Museum Governance and MA in Museum Studies (Media, Culture Heritage), Update on the finds from the vicus at South Shields, Development, high level dialogue, Beijing – British Newcastle University Arbeia Society Conference, 12, November 2016 Council) - March 2016 Carolyn Ball, Discovery Museum Lecture: Working as part of a Project Team and Archives Manager Delivered Commercial Enterprise (5 days) for the Secondment as Client Project Manager to ‘Workshop of the World: shipbuilding in Tyne British Council International Museum Academy Andrew Parkin, Keeper of Archaeology Newcastle University for Hatton Redevelopment & Wear’ Maritime Archives Initiative, National programme - August 2016 Delivered Talk on The Extraordinary Gertrude Bell Capital Project Maritime Museum, 4 November 2016 to Newcastle University Evaluation Workshop. Delivered The Entrepreneurial Museum: March 2017 Sustainability in Museums and Galleries at The Chartered Institute of Public Finance and

Accountancy (North East) Annual Conference –

November 2016

Delivered UK-China Commercial Enterprise

and Copyright Protection and Utilisation Training

(3 days) in Guangzhou jointly hosted by the

British Council and Art Exhibitions China -

December 2016

Delivered a keynote speech at the opening

ceremony of The 2nd Guangzhou International

Exposition on Copyright Trade of Cultural

Relics - December 2016

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Martin Williams, Principal Officer, Sarah Cotton, Keeper of Contemporary Collecting Zoë Brown, Assistant Outreach Officer Development & Trading Reframing Disability at TWAM, Creative Case Creative case at TWAM Delivered Enterprise, resilience and fundraising for North event, Leeds Art Gallery, 26.4.16 Increasing Diversity in the Museum Workforce the British Council International Museum Academy Four Meals Away, Social History Curators Group conference programme - August 2016 Conference, Lincoln, 23.6.16 Norfolk Museums Service Delivered Enterprise, resilience and fundraising Reframing Disability Case Study, Creative Case for Newcastle University Managing Projects in the Evaluation: a tool for action or an instrument Workshop, Manchester Art gallery, 16.11.16 Museum/Gallery/Heritage Sector programme – for justification? March 2017 COLLOQUE EUROPÉEN, JEUNESSE, CULTURE ET Sarah Richardson, Keeper of Art ACCOMPAGNEMENT Paper Nick Hodgson, Principal Archaeological Latitudes contemporaines.com / ERASMUS Bomberg, Picasso and the Whitechapel Boys, Projects Manager Museum & Gallery Programmes, events Explore, 23 January 2017 The impact of Hadrian’s Wall on the local and activities indigenous population and the trans-frontier peoples – seminar in Department of Events Management module TLH318 Events and Archaeology, Durham University Sarah Younas, Assistant Digital Officer the Creative Industries. University of Sunderland TimeCraft – Hadrian’s Wall Education Forum Presentation on Arbeia Roman Fort, South Sharing Conference Shields, and Segedunum Roman Fort, Wallsend, to the national Theoretical Roman Archaeology Are We There Yet? The Journey to Embed Digital Conference (Durham University, March 2017) Thinking into Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums – Museums + Tech 2016, Museums Computer Group Tributaries – University of York lecture

Vicki Allan, Learning Officer Lecture for Northumbria University BA Primary Education x2 – January and February 2017

Virginia Wilkinson, Learning Officer Presentation and discussion at Customs House for Engage on the My Primary School is at the Museum project with Kings College, London.

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Adam Bell, Assistant Keeper, Social History Dominique Bell, Project Co-ordinator, & Keeper, History Willington Waggonway Sarah Cotton, Keeper of Contemporary Collecting Vicki Allan, Learning Officer Blogs: The Boldons Blogs: The Willington Waggonway Disability and Collections at Tyne & Wear Archives Blog: Arts Award Family offer for Customs Research Programme Stained Glass at South Shields Museum & Museums, Arts Council website, House/Culture Bridge North East – July 2017 & Art Gallery When is a railway a railway? 5.12.2016 Raising Awareness of Inequality and Poverty, Funding the Willington Waggonway Virginia Wilkinson, Learning Officer Museum Practice website, 23.5.16 Alan Hayward, Archivist A Waggonway Adventure My Primary School is at the Museum project Blog: Beware the Servants with Kings College, London. Sarah Richardson, Keeper of Art Jo Anderson, Assistant Keeper of Archaeology Bomberg, Picasso and the Whitechapel Boys, Alex Croom, Keeper of Archaeology Publication: Hadrian’s Cavalry, Section: Newcastle Newcastle Chronicle & Journal, Segedunum: Excavations by Charles Daniels in the The Power of the Mask November 14, 2016 Roman Fort at Wallsend (197-1984), Volume 2: the Blog, April 12 2017: Finds, Oxford (with A. Rushworth) When the Great Frost hit Newcastle, it was so cold, Exploring Moana at the the Tyne froze three times in one year, Newcastle A History of Walker East Farm and Walker West GNM : Hancock Newcastle Chronicle & and Chronicle website, 21 Farm, Walker, Newcastle upon Tyne, Arbeia Society December 2016 Local History Notes 4 Lesley Palanker Jermyn, Assistant Learning Officer Artists in search of freedom, Newcastle Chronicle & Blog: The bridle-bit and the river, My Primary School is at the Museum project at Journal, January 18, 2017 TWAM blog 16.2.17 Arbeia Roman Fort Artists captured changing times on the River Tyne, Newcastle Chronicle & Journal, March 13, 2017 Ana Flynn-Young, Painting Conservation Officer Nick Hodgson, Principal Archaeological Blogs: David Bomberg, Picasso, and the Blog: The Hatton Collection is on the Move! Projects Manager Whitechapel Boys, September 2, 2016 Hadrian’s Wall on Tyneside – an introduction Chaïm Soutine, misfit artistic genius in and guide to the latest discoveries (Tyne & Wear Bill Griffiths, Head of Programmes 1930s Paris, September 28, 2016 Archives & Museums), Newcastle upon Tyne, 2017 ‘1993 rescue excavations at Cairn 1’ (with S Out of Chaos – art that makes you think, Speak and C Waddington) in Archaeology and (edited, with Paul Bidwell and Judith Schachtmann) October 24, 2016 Environment on the North Sea Littoral by C. Roman Frontier Studies 2009: Proceedings of the Waddington and C Bonsall XXI International Congress of Roman Frontier The Great Frost of 1784, Newcastle upon Studies (Limes Congress) held at Newcastle Tyne, December 7, 2016 ‘Ballista Balls’ in Segedunum Vol 2 the finds by A upon Tyne in August 2009 (Archaeopress Roman Rushworth and A Croom Marc Chagall’s ‘Apocalypse in Lilac’: Archaeology 25), Oxford, 2017 Holocaust Memorial Day, January 12, 2017 The impact of Hadrian’s Wall on the local indigenous Newcastle and the River Tyne in 1895:

population and the trans-frontier peoples – seminar Bridges and Ships. March 6, 2017 in Department of Archaeology, Durham University

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Adam Bell, Assistant Keeper, Social History & Bill Griffiths, Head of Programmes John Coburn, Digital Programmes Manager Mel Carter, Area manager Keeper, History Trustee, Arbeia Society Consultancy on digital programmes and leadership, (Culture Bridge North East) Trustee, Social History Curators Group Council Member & Vice President, Society of Royal Exchange Theatre Governor, Burradon Community Primary School Chair, Social History Panel, Museums North Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne Committee Member, Youth Libraries group North East Museum Liaison Officer, South Shields Local Trustee, Senhouse Museum Trust Jon Walker, Project Manager (Enterprise) History Group Committee member, Hadrian Arts Trust Commercial consultancy (via consultants Black Member, Northern Ireland Museums Council Radley) to support the Harris Museum & Art President, Wallsend Local History Society Nick Hodgson, Principal Archaeological Projects Gallery in Preston in its bid for HLF funding Manager Secretary, Hadrian’s Wall Pilgrimage Hon. Secretary and Trustee, Society of Antiquaries Alan Hayward, Archivist Member, North East Historic Environment Forum of Newcastle upon Tyne Member, Sunderland Heritage Forum Julie Milne, Chief Curator of Art Galleries Board member, Juice Festival Steering Group member, National Subject Specialist Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London network for British Art at Tate Britain Advisory Group Member, National Citizenship Honorary Research Associate, Durham University Alex Croom, Keeper of Archaeology Service (North East) Secretary, The Arbeia Society Member, Hadrian’s Wall Management Board Kathryn Wilson, Assistant Learning Officer Member, Research Committee, Society of Rob Latham, Equalities Officer Chair, GEM (Group for Education in Museums), Antiquaries of Newcastle Chair, Hadrian’s Wall Learning and Board Member, Arcadea Interpretation Group North East Equalities advisor to HR network, NGCV Course leader Museum Academy (British Council), Ana Flynn-Young, Painting Conservation Officer Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Lindy Gilliland, Manager: Collections, Research & Consultancy on environmental conditions for display Sarah Carr, Museum Development Manager St Mary’s Island Interpretation Strategy, Curatorial of paintings in refurbed South Shields Town Hall. Committee member, Museum Development North Tyneside Council Secondment as Client Project Manager to Lumley Castle report. Newcastle University for Hatton Redevelopment Network (MDN) Museum Mentor, Bowes Railway Museum Courier trip to Monaco Capital Project Various reports for public conservation requests Sheryl McGregor, Principal Officer: Caroline McDonald, Museum Manager, Great North Elizabeth Elliott, Admin Communications Museum: Hancock Secretary, Arbeia Society Chair, NGCV Audience Development Group Andrew Parkin, Keeper of Archaeology Trustee, HMS Trincomalee Trust Steering Group member, Family Explorers project Member, Roman Society’s Roman Studies Committee Committee member, University Museums Group Member, Hadrian’s Wall Curator Forum Mark Cordell, Archives Services Assistant Member, Collections, Research, Learning and Access Member, Gateshead Council Multi-Storey Service Vicky Vyse, Senior Accountant Committee: National Museum of the Royal Navy User Group NGCV Finance Directors Group Work with PUCRS Science & Technology Museum Member, Tees, Esk and Wear Valley NHS in Brazil which has included international visits and Foundation Trust engagement with other Brazilian museums Virginia Wilkinson, Learning Officer Member (pending), Gateshead Housing Customer Co-opted school governor. Beacon Hill School North Scrutiny Panel Tyneside Eileen Atkins, Area Manager, Culture Bridge Member, Friends of Dunston Staithes North East RTC North, STEM Ambassador Zoë Brown, Assistant Outreach Officer Trustee, Road to Recovery Trust AMA Mentor, Museums Association Martin Williams, Principal Officer, Development & Trading Advisory Board member, Tees Valley Music Service Fundraising advice and mentoring to the Light Advisory Board member, Creative Darlington Dragoons Charitable Trust (LDCT)