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Wikimedia UK’s new Events Organiser
We are really pleased to be able to introduce Daria Cybulska to the Wikimedia community as the Events Organiser of Wikimedia UK.
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British Library is looking for a Wikimedian In Residence (6 months)
The British Library is recruiting an experienced Wikipedia editor with a good understanding of Wikimedia and GLAM projects. The post has funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council and…
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Did you know there is a QRpedia code on the oldest computer in Bletchley Park, the Magna Carta and on the Domesday Book?
Launched in April last year, QRpedia was developed out of the partnership with Derby Museum and Art Gallery by Wikimedia UK member Roger Bamkin and Terence Eden, a mobile web…
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Why Wikipedia was blacked out for a day
Below is an opinion piece written by Steve Virgin, a UK Wikipedian. It was originally published in the New Statesman.
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Wikimedia UK community supports worldwide Wikipedia black-out
This is a statement issued by Roger Bamkin, Chair of Wikimedia UK:
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Could you help lead one of Britain’s newest and fastest-growing charities?
Wikimedia UK is on the lookout for Trustees to join the Board in May.
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Wikimedia UK raises over £1 million
Wikimedia UK is delighted to announce that it has raised over £1 million in the recent annual Wikimedia fundraiser.
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Office and Development Manager Appointed
Wikimedia UK announces the appointment of Richard Symonds to the position of Office & Development Manager.
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Sausages and Scholarship: Wikipedia and Digital Literacy
The Economic and Social Research Council is supporting a series of academic seminars on "Digital Policy: Connectivity, Creativity and Rights", led by Prof. Gillian Youngs of the University of Wales,…
