From issue 247 Opinion
Your recent article ‘Protecting jobs, promoting best practice’ (AP246) included information about Volunteering England’s opinion on volunteering and job substitution, some of which...
From issue 247 News
Deadline approaches to make the case for the impact of the arts and culture on wellbeing
From issue 247 News
Harrogate Theatre is finalising plans for a collaboration with Harrogate Borough Council which will see the Theatre take over responsibility for live entertainment programming at the Royal Hall in...
From issue 247 News
The Government is under pressure to make changes to its draft National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) following a Communities and Local Government Select Committee report concluding that there is...
From issue 247 News
The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham (LBBD) appears determined to withdraw all its £300,000 2012/13 budget for funding The Broadway performing arts venue in East London (see AP245), a...
From issue 247 News
2012 has been named The Year of Creative Scotland and will see £6.5m invested in cultural events and festivals celebrating creativity across the country. It aims to place Scotland in the global...
From issue 247 News
The Charity Commission’s two key strategic priorities for 2012–15 will be developing the self-reliance of the charity sector and its compliance and accountability. At the heart of its new...
From issue 247 News
Pessimism and job insecurity are rife in the public art sector, suggests survey
A new online Journal of Cultural Management and Policy is being produced by ENCATC, the European Network of Cultural Administration Training Centers, to stimulate debate among scholars, educators,...
From issue 247 Feature
Web 2.0 has changed the face of the Internet. Katie Moffat investigates how new media is transforming arts journalism now that everyone is a critic
From issue 247 Feature
What is customer service? And how do you know when you’ve received good customer service, as opposed to just standard, middle-of-the-road customer service? Diana Barden makes some suggestions
From issue 247 Feature
Dee Evans explains the benefits and challenges of ‘full-on’ international co-productions
From issue 247 Arts People
Jo Hammett reveals those who have inspired her most
From issue 247 Feature
Katy S Austin examines the current barriers around creative therapies and talks to artist Stuart Semple about how his immersion in art healed him more than drugs ever could
From issue 246 Opinion
Glen Pearce details the frustrations of theatre’s most influential audience
From issue 246 Opinion
Playing it safe may be the most dangerous option
From issue 246 Opinion
Chrissie Tiller argues for the value of an ‘austerity Olympics’
From issue 246 Opinion
In the first installment of our new series, Nick Sherrard reveals his unusual New Year’s resolution
From issue 246 Opinion
Kenn Taylor examines the unsavoury side of arts media coverage in regional Britain
From issue 246
The Festival City Theatres Trust, which runs the Festival and King’s Theatres in Edinburgh, has appointed DUNCAN HENDRY as its new Chief Executive. Since 2004 he has been Chief Executive of...
From issue 246 Opinion
Liz Hill reflects on internships and volunteering
From issue 246 Feature
Jenny Williams says it’s time to stop ‘parachuting in’ arts projects to diverse communities and instead to support those communities to take the lead
From issue 246 Feature
Businesses where people look, sound and think the same are playing a high risk game, says Mark Robinson
From issue 246 Feature
Clarie Middleton says achieving diversity needs a holistic approach
From issue 246 Feature
Roger Tomlinson takes a snapshot of the wide range of options available these days to arts organisations that sell tickets

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