Ripon Museum is celebrating its 40th anniversary this week. Phil Penfold pays a visit and finds a unique insight into the darker side of the city’s life over the centuries.

TIME is running out to enjoy a nationally important exhibition at Ripon Museums. Rogues and Vagabonds, which finishes its run on December 1, explores historic and contemporary homelessness across ...

Ripon Museums Trust and Ripon Theatre Festival will present Peelers, Poachers and Paupers, an immersive promenade theatre production across Ripon's Workhouse Museum, Prison & Police Museum, and ...

RIPON -- The dream to build a veterans museum and wall here is slowly but surely becoming reality. A 1917 building that once was a church and later City Hall has been painted sage green with rust ...

Ripon City Centre is home to a trio of museums which explore the fascinating theme of law and order in the Victorian era. Leeds news you can trust since 1890.

The Ripon Museums Trust is set to receive £2.5m from National Lottery Heritage Fund which is part of the £30m from National Lottery projects nationwide scheme. The funding will go towards ...

The records which are being showcased for the first time by the Ripon Museum Trust, capture a full description of the prisoner, with their physical likeness and also a note of their previous offences.

A museum has been damaged by vandals who threw yellow paint on its door and exterior walls. The Courthouse Museum on Minster Road in Ripon was targeted on Tuesday afternoon, according to staff at ...

The Workhouse Museum in Ripon in North Yorkshire has been getting into the spirit of the Tour de France, which arrives in the county of Saturday 5th July.

Ripon Museums Trust, which runs the Workhouse site plus two others in the North Yorkshire city, said it would use the £2.5m National Lottery grant to carry out essential repairs.

DEDICATED volunteers at the Ripon Museums Trust have scooped a national award. The team was awarded the ‘Volunteers for Museum Learning’ prize in recognition of their tireless work. They were ...