Editorial archive

Views are invited on plans to relax the rule stating how long charities must have claimed gift aid for before they become eligible for the scheme and on extending the scheme to contactless payments.

What effect would a vote to leave the European Union have on the environment and the arts? Alison Tickell and Chiara Badiali of Julie’s Bicycle weigh in.

Work created and captured with the help of public funding – such as the National Theatre’s NT Live project – should be made publicly available, says Marcus Romer.

1,000 members of the medical community have written a letter calling on organisations such as the British Museum, the Royal Academy of Arts and the Southbank Centre to sever ties with big tobacco.

Private sector money linked to public sector policy is giving a boost to employment in public art and the number and value of projects being completed. 

Following the third year of the DCMS Taking Part’s longitudinal study, a new report reveals who attends the arts most often and why people stop engaging. 

How can large companies benefit from engaging with theatre-goers on Twitter and Facebook? Purple Seven’s Clive Humby reports.

Arriving ahead of the EU referendum, Vote Art – the initiative created by artist Bob and Roberta Smith – will place 15 billboards across the UK to inspire people to think about arts and...

The 85-seat fringe theatre will lose its home at the end of July, as the building housing it has been sold to a developer.

The impact of streamed, screened and on-demand broadcasts on live theatre and touring is to be assessed by a new study.

PATRICK HARRISON, currently Executive Director of Cambridge Arts Theatre, is to join English National Ballet as Executive Director from 27 June. He will lead on the company’s move to London...

While there’s still a long way to go before gender equality is achieved in the visual arts, Dany Louise is cheered by some recent high-profile appointments. She talks to these women leaders about the issues.