‘Unusual’ relationship between Royal Albert Hall and seatholders set to be probed at trial
A legal claim brought against the Royal Albert Hall by owners of the venue’s lucrative private box seats is set to go to a full…
A legal claim brought against the Royal Albert Hall by owners of the venue’s lucrative private box seats is set to go to a full…
A video game composer has been jailed for 16 months for fraudulently applying for a second Covid business loan. Peter Connelly, 52…
The proposed reforms to non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) will provide important protection for freelancers as well a “huge step…
A heritage preservation group says it is waiting for answers following a major fire at an historic Manchester building subject to…
Equity has joined with the grassroots performers’ collective, Cabaret Unpaid, to demand that the club owner, Alex Proud, stop “e…
Donald Trump’s administration broke the law when it withheld funding for the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), ac…
The government’s Data Bill has passed through parliament without an amendment granting copyright holders transparency over the “sc…
The rights of freelancers working in Scotland’s creative sector are being “ridden roughshod by shoddy employers and poor emplo…
Splitpixel’s Lauren James is navigating the changing landscape on trans rights in the UK as best as she can – and the arts are…
The chair of the Culture, Media, and Sport Select Committee has called for clarity regarding government’s justification for its…
A member of Belfast rap trio Kneecap has been charged with a terror offence after allegedly displaying a flag in support of Hezbol…
A fraud investigation into the collapse of the Scottish Institute of Theatre, Dance, Film & Television has begun. The drama sc…
Cultural organisations from across the UK have signed up to a new partnership to help the sector counter “increasing hostility, di…
Donald Trump’s administration has sacked the director of the US Copyright Office, Shira Perlmutter. The Washington Post reports…
The performers’ union Equity has used its annual conference to campaign for a real-terms increase in funding for Arts Council Nort…
The new ‘day one’ dismissal rights in the Employment Rights Bill will allow actors to claim unfair dismissal from the first da…
Art must not be censored under the “false guise” of protecting against antisemitism, a group of Jewish creatives has warned. The g…
Arts venues that do not follow new guidance issued following a landmark legal ruling on the definition of a woman are likely to fa…
More than 1,600 figures in the arts and culture sector have signed a letter saying they are “unable and unwilling to police the ge…
Government plans to reform employment law to improve rights for workers could have a significant detrimental impact on theatres an…
Struggling arts organisations could be given an exemption from proposed legislation to end zero-hours contracts and boost workers’…
Organisations and individuals in the arts sector have responded to the UK Supreme Court Equality Act ruling, with a number critici…
The Victoria & Albert Museum (V&A) has settled a compensation case with a former technician who won a claim for unfair dis…
Performers’ union Equity has called a court ruling ordering Westminster Council to stop noisy buskers in and around London’s Lei…