Wellcome Images yesterday announced that that they have released over 100,000 images, ranging from ancient manuscripts to etchings by Van Gogh and Goya , under open … Continue reading "Wellcome Images freely releases 100,000 images"
arrow_forwardThis post was written by Harry Burt, a Wikimedia UK volunteer Wikimedia UK is pleased to announce the creation of https://planet.wikimedia.org.uk … Continue reading "New blog “planet” for UK Wikimedians"
arrow_forwardWikimedia UK is pleased to announce that John Byrne (User:Johnbod) has been appointed Wikimedian in Residence at The Royal Society , the UK’s national academy … Continue reading "Royal Society appoints Wikimedian in Residence"
arrow_forwardAs I write this, the first Wikimedia Diversity Conference is being held in Berlin. The aim of the conference is to establish a … Continue reading "Wikimedia Diversity Conference"
arrow_forwardThis post was originally published by Robert Forsythe. You can read the original here . Earlier in 2013 Wikimedia (parent to Wikipedia) was engaged in North … Continue reading "Wikimedia at the Mining Institute"
arrow_forwardThis post was written by Richard Nevell September 2013 will always be the month the UK took part in Wiki Loves Monuments for … Continue reading "The morning after the month before"
arrow_forwardThis post was written by Richard Nevell. There are hundreds of local history and archaeology societies in the UK, and … Continue reading "Your local heritage is open to the public"
arrow_forwardAll good photography competitions need excellent judges to help select the winners. The volunteer team behind the UK’s participation in … Continue reading "Wiki Loves Monuments recruits distinguished judge"
arrow_forwardThis post was written by Richard Nevell. On 10 July, four trainers from Wikimedia UK travelled to Oxford to meet … Continue reading "Sphingonet and Wikipedia"
arrow_forwardThis post was written by Jonathan Cardy, Wikimedia UK GLAM Organiser A cafe covered in turkeys and a ballet that the critics hailed a turkey ; two very different stories from … Continue reading "Twentieth century culture and Wikimedia UK"
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