Egham Museum and the Runnymede Art Society are planning an exciting exhibition for the summer of 2015 showcasing the evolution […]

As a teaching museum, providing opportunities for students and recent graduates to gain experience, develop skills and devise, develop and […]

Egham is not normally a town you would expect to have connections to the Royal Navy, let alone to have […]

“Illogical and absurd”, “limited in their scope of social responsibility”: this is David Fleming’s assessment of, and warning to, museums […]

During the First World War Germany waged a campaign of submarine warfare against Britain designed to undermine it’s capacity to […]

Egham is not normally a town you would associate with firsts. However, in February 1885 it was home to the […]

In England village disputes occur regularly, usually sparked by an errant hedgerow or an unpopular application for planning permission. Few […]

As our local council considers whether or not there should be a new national monument to Magna Carta at Runnymede, and […]

There lies in Virginia Water churchyard an unlikely grave: that of one of the fiercest generals in the Spanish Carlist […]