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In 1925, British filmmaker Claude Friese-Green filmed a road journey he took from Lands End to John O'Groats. Using a very early colour film process, he captured local people from around Britain on screen.

This week ten of the top London museums are joining together to celebrate their amazing collections on Instagram.

A review of The First Georgians: Art and Monarchy 1714-1760 at the Queen's Gallery at Buckingham Palace

Today is #DisabilityStories on Twitter, an international event where we can celebrate the work being done to ensure museums are accessible to all audiences. Later this month we're holding a special British Sign Language interpreted tour of our contemporary art exhibition. We spoke to our curator about the processes behind this and any extra considerations that need to be taken into account for this unique event.

Today is #DisabilityStories on Twitter, an international event where we can celebrate the work being done to ensure museums are accessible to all audiences. Later this month we're holding special British Sign Language (BSL) interpreted performances of Against Captain's Orders - we caught up with the team involved to see how they go about turning an immersive theatre experience into a BSL interpreted event.

A series of video casts with PhD students in partnership with CRASSH

Have you ever wondered what the Royal Museums Greenwich curators get up to and think? Do you what to find out more about a particular object or how to install an expensive painting – Well, Wednesday September 18th is the perfect day to find out – as the curators take over Twitter.