New London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s plan for Creative Enterprise Zones and his pledge to work for all Londoners bode well for the arts, says Nia Oatley.
Following Sadiq Khan’s victory in the race to become London mayor, the artistic communities of London (and elsewhere in the UK), will be watching with anticipation to see if he is able to make good on a number of his pledge aiming to protect and nurture London’s future as a cultural capital.
In his manifesto for the election, Khan astutely presented himself as a Mayor who would work on behalf of ‘all Londoners’, and in this spirit, he has pledged a number of arts and culture policies which aim to increase participation and access to London’s wealth of artistic and cultural sites, including a pass... Keep reading on The Boar
Following Sadiq Khan’s victory in the race to become London mayor, the artistic communities of London (and elsewhere in the UK), will be watching with anticipation to see if he is able to make good on a number of his pledge aiming to protect and nurture London’s future as a cultural capital.
In his manifesto for the election, Khan astutely presented himself as a Mayor who would work on behalf of ‘all Londoners’, and in this spirit, he has pledged a number of arts and culture policies which aim to increase participation and access to London’s wealth of artistic and cultural sites, including a pass... Keep reading on The Boar