DCMS matches £2m in funding for museum access updates
Regional museums and galleries are to be invited to share in a £4 million funding pot aimed at ensuring collections are more “acc…
Regional museums and galleries are to be invited to share in a £4 million funding pot aimed at ensuring collections are more “acc…
Proposed legislation that would change tax compliance rules for charities risks deterring potential donors from including gifts in…
Ireland’s consultation on the continuation of a scheme currently piloting a basic income allowance for artists is to close later t…
Resilience has been an arts policy mantra since 2010 but, as new research from Susan Jones reveals, Arts Council England’s conce…
A new report from the University of the Arts London and Birmingham City University suggests apprenticeships could be a game change…
A report into apprenticeships has found training pathways remain “very limited at present”, despite an ongoing skills gap hamperin…
As students make their final preparations to get back to the grind and Parliament returns from recess for Labour’s sophomore year,…
Plans to showcase what central London could feel like as a traffic-free zone have won tentative support from Society of London The…
The British Council will continue its work in Ukraine today (28 August) after overnight airstrikes carried out by Russia on the co…
Sky Arts’ boss Phil Edgar-Jones has admitted he was “frankly disappointed” to see Baroness Thangam Debbonaire lose out on the role…
The Royal Shakespeare Company and Wales Millennium Centre are among the “trailblazing” organisations to pilot a set of standards a…
Young adults born between 1997 and 2012 are more likely to cite the arts as one of the most valuable aspects of their school exper…
Playwright Anne Washburn, librettist David Cote, and culture critic Lisa E. Bloom have put their signatures to a “nationwide state…
People across Scotland are invited to submit their thoughts on what heritage means to them, in a national survey open until 7 Dece…
Chief executive of Historic England, Duncan Wilson, has told six MPs representing Cornish constituencies his organisation is 100%…
The rate of decline in entries for GCSE arts subjects is showing signs of plateauing after 15 years of steep decline, according to…
Dr Clive Gray of the University of Warwick assesses how local government cultural services in the UK have transformed over the las…
A Victorian theatre which narrowly escaped closure thanks to campaigning efforts by the likes of actor Julie Hesmondhalgh has won…
Cultural institutions should be worried that educational content is being filtered and hidden by social media platforms following…
The total number of jobs in the creative sector has fallen year on year, according to new figures from the Department for Culture,…
Playwrights, screenwriters and novelists worried about being accused of defamation have been offered advice on working with real-l…
The incoming creative freelance champion must “strengthen” the voice of those outside of traditional salaried roles in government,…
Politicians representing Cornwall have written to Historic England demanding their county’s heritage be treated as more than “simp…
Non-profit arts and cultural festivals across Scotland will be able to apply for grants of up to £200,000 to promote themselves a…