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The Government's insurance scheme for events has officially opened with an extra £50m to cover...
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Just three out of 54 "priority places" for cultural investment rank in the lowest decile for arts... -
A £270m arts premium for secondary schools appears to have been shelved due to Covid-19 pressures.... -
A grants programme to help UK music companies market their products and projects overseas has been...
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Ipswich Council has granted planning permission for St Clement's Church to be repurposed into an...
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Arts Council England may not have understood its own recruitment policies when it rejected a... -
Swansea Council has opened a £50,000 Cultural Fund to help its local arts and culture sector bounce...
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Major music labels face an investigation over their dominance of the streaming marketplace. The... -
47% of independent cinemas, film festivals and exhibitors are operating at a loss, according to a...
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Firstsite Colchester has won £100,000 and the title of Art Fund Museum of the Year 2021. The art...
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Data from the last quarter of 2020 has revealed Tate Modern to be the most visited museum in...
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Work has begun on Blackpool’s Showtown Museum after delays caused by the pandemic. The £13m project...
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Music and theatre venues are calling for Northern Ireland's Executive to end its one-metre social...
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Performers face financial hardship if the Government proceeds with plans to cut a £20 per week...
Latest Features
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Without volunteering, many organisations in the cultural sector simply couldn’t operate. But it can also act as a route for people to move into paid work, writes Jane Ide.
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Does your organisation’s name need too much explanation? Pauline Tambling reflects on the process of changing an established brand name and offers insight for arts organisations embarking on a similar journey.
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While anxiety about attending events remains high amongst disabled people, Anna Torregiani says the Covid online content boom has seen revolutionary opportunities that could improve access for good.
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Power shapes our lives and our decision making 24 hours a day. What is it doing to you? Suzanne Alleyne investigates.
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The importance of access to arts and creativity in care settings has become ever more apparent during the pandemic, writes Alison Teader.
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In trying to diversify its company, English Touring Opera shot itself - and 14 freelancers - in the foot.
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