Bristol Museum loses hundreds of artefacts in warehouse theft
More than 600 artefacts have been stolen from the Bristol Museum’s British Empire and Commonwealth collection, Avon and Somerset P…
More than 600 artefacts have been stolen from the Bristol Museum’s British Empire and Commonwealth collection, Avon and Somerset P…
The government has refreshed funding criteria for a scheme supporting emerging musicians in overseas markets to lower the risk of…
Young people starting out in the music sector are facing “emotional work and exhaustion” and encounter a lack of systemic safe…
Museums worldwide will be supported to “strengthen their security systems” by international crime control organisation, Interpol….
Rules that make it easier for museums and galleries to return cultural objects to their countries and communities or origin are to…
Government plans to make it illegal to profit from reselling tickets for live events have received broad approval from across the…
The National Theatre of Scotland (NTS) is pursuing a claim against the contractors behind its multimillion-pound talent developmen…
The University of Leicester has confirmed it has made updates to its guidance on trans-inclusivity for museums and galleries. The…
Equity is not currently looking to update its legal team, the actors’ union has revealed, as it prepares to appeal a court ruling…
Actors’ union Equity has been granted the right to dispute a High Court ruling that found against it in a challenge it put to cast…
The Migration Advisory Committee has launched Stage 2 of its review into the UK’s Temporary Shortage List. Louise Haycock and Je…
Music producers are demanding the government “safeguard hundreds of vital cultural spaces across the country” by making recording…
Ireland’s basic income scheme for artists is to become a permanent fixture, with research showing that for every €1 of public mo…
A body that advises the government on immigration will spend the next eight months considering whether to recommend a visa exempti…
Labour will stand firm on its commitment to capping ticket resale prices, the freshly-appointed Minister of State for the Departme…
Copyright leaders have demanded “built-in transparency” around creative content and its use by technology firms to train artificia…
The number of whistleblowing complaints submitted to the Charity Commission (CC) by workers in arts, culture, heritage and science…
Ticketmaster will offer customers greater transparency about prices of admission to gigs and concerts, after backlash over its han…
Plans to demolish the defunct Museum of London site have hit a roadblock, with permission granted for a legal challenge to the cen…
Musicians from the West Midlands have claimed new restrictions designed to curb excessive noise in Birmingham city centre are “d…
Two owners of box seats at the Royal Albert Hall are facing costs of £120,000 after a judge ruled in favour of the venue as part…
Actors’ union Equity is to look to appeal a decision by a High Court judge which found casting directory Spotlight is not an emplo…
Spotlight has claimed victory in its High Court case against the actors’ union Equity, with Justice Catherine Howells finding that…
Playwrights, screenwriters and novelists worried about being accused of defamation have been offered advice on working with real-l…