Corporate information
Information about the history of the organisation and current activities.
A webpage providing a brief history of National Museums Liverpool.
Available through the media centre or on request from the Press Office as soon as they are released.
Trustees information is available on this website or on request from the Director's Office.
'Becoming a trustee' webpage provides details and an application form.
Biographies of the senior staff at National Museums Liverpool are available on this website.
You can download a diagram of National Museums Liverpool's departmental structure here.
Available through this website.
Future plans for the organisation and individual departments, at an operational and strategic level.
This is available to download, or on request from the Director's Office. Funding Agreements run for 3 year periods and are then superseded.
The current edition is available to download from the this website, or on request from the Director's Office.
This is available on request from the Learning Research Officer.
Includes reports on National Museums Liverpool's past activities, expenditure and achievements.
An economic impact study conducted by the London School of Economics in 2005. The report investigates National Museums Liverpool’s role within the cultural and economic life of Liverpool and the North West region, as well as the contribution that the organisation is making to the city's renaissance.
The annual report, which includes reports against targets in the Funding Agreement, is available on this website or on request from the Director's Office. Earlier reports are also available from the Director's Office. Each year's report will usually be available six months after the end of the reporting period (April-March).
Available from this website or on request from the Head of Finance. Each year's report and accounts are made available as soon as possible after they have been laid before Parliament.
A narrative account of our work over the preceding year. The current version is available from the this website. Our aim is to publish each review, which covers the period April-March, by late summer.
Triennial reviews for National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside (the former name for National Museums Liverpool) cover the following periods, starting from 1986 when the organisation was formed. Copies are available to view by contacting the Marketing and Communications department or in the National Library.
From 2002 the triennial review was superseded by an annual review, as above.
These statistics can be found in the annual report, as part of the Funding Agreement return (see above). Statistics are prepared on a monthly basis and are available approximately one month after the end of the relevant month.
The HM Customs & Excise National Museum is a unique partnership between National Museums Liverpool and HM Revenue and Customs, as Customs and Excise is now known. The museum's most recent annual and biennial reports are available to download here. The biennial report is available as either a summary or the full version. These file downloads are targeted to open in a new browser window.
How to request information about National Museums Liverpool's policies in running its businesses and specifically in managing collections, as well as standard procedures for regular activities.
You can download a copy of our draft Disability Equality Scheme. It should be read in conjunction with our Equality and Diversity Policy and our Access Standards - both of which are also available on this page.
We are looking for feedback on this document from our visitors and would welcome any comments you want to make. Use this 'contact us' form to get in touch or telephone our Human Resources department on 0151 478 4677.
You can download a copy of our equality and diversity policy:
You can download a copy of our access standards:
You can download a copy of our data protection act statement:
Information about the collecting policies for each venue is available on request from the Senior Registrar.
Available on request from Health & Safety and Estates.
Available on request from the Human Resources Division.
A copy of the policy, an inventory of human remains in our collections and information on making requests for the return of human remains is now available online - National Museums Liverpool policy on human remains.
Summarised versions of the Board of Trustees' meetings since January 2001 are available from this website or on request from the Director's Office.
Full hard-copy versions of the minutes (excluding matters of legitimate confidentiality) can be inspected on request, by appointment with the Director's Office.
All minutes of meetings since National Museums & Galleries on Merseyside was set up in 1986 are available. Minutes are usually available about 6-8 weeks after each meeting when they have been confirmed as a true record.
Available on request from the Director's Office
Full hard-copy versions (excluding matters of legitimate confidentiality) of the minutes of the following committee meetings are also available on request from the Director's Office
Information on the number of visitors to National Museums Liverpool's venues and their profile and behaviour.
Figures are available on a monthly basis, usually by the end of the following month, on request from the research staff in the Marketing and Communications Department.
A list of available reports can be downloaded below. To access a report make a note of its reference number and contact the research staff in the Marketing and Communications Department. Each report will be available within 6 months after the period to which it refers.
Lists of those who have given National Museums Liverpool financial and other kinds of support.
A list is available on request from the Development Office and also published in the annual report and accounts (see Reports above). Available by July each year for preceding financial year.
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