Latest News
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Arts Council England and The National Archives have signed a new collaboration agreement for the...
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The number of performers seeking help for mental health challenges has risen sharply since the...
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Organisations interested in running 10 community libraries in Derby have been given a month to...
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Protestors occupied the main foyer of the Barbican Centre on Saturday (16 March) as part of a "...
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Staffordshire University has teamed up with the Gatehouse Theatre in Stafford to give students a...
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Dame Mary Archer, the former Chair of the Science Museum Group will lead a government-ordered...
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Scores of community-led arts, culture and heritage initiatives in Bradford will get combined...
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Labour will reform school accountability frameworks to include arts subjects in its first days of...1
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Creative Scotland has withdrawn funding for a project featuring participants engaging in "non-...
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London’s Vault Festival has announced its closure after failing to secure principal funding to open...
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A charity providing affordable artist workshop space in Bath has been saved from closure thanks to...
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The British Library has published a report examining the implications of a major ransomware attack...
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A yoga centre in Shropshire has been awarded a £22,000 Arts Council England grant for a community...
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Tate Britain has unveiled a new video work made in response to a 1927 mural that has been closed to...
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New research by Historic England and the National Police Chiefs’ Council has found that historic...
Latest Features
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A ground-breaking initiative from the Royal Academy of Music in partnership with Southbank Centre – Future Artists - seeks to equip students to use their multiple skills, writes Jessica Walker.
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A year after losing ACE funding, Berkshire's Watermill Theatre has had some sweet successes. Executive Director and Joint Chief Executive Claire Murray charts the downs and ups of a rollercoaster year.
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The sector’s resilience and creativity in navigating crises show how art and culture will sustain even in the toughest of times. Ben Walmsley explores what is now needed to build a more equitable, confident and sustainable future.
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What do cultural leaders really think about the problems they, and the arts and cultural sector, face? Steven Hadley is the Editor of a new book on the subject.
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The cultural sector welcomed last week’s Spring Budget but, as Lara Carmona writes, not being able to leverage public investment at the scale needed is like having your best player benched indefinitely.
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A car park in Peckham has been transformed into a cultural hub, setting the benchmark for regeneration without gentrification, writes Joseph Winters.
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