Youth Music report finds global majority ‘locked out’ of industry
Young people from the global majority are more likely to enjoy going to school than their white peers, and to express greater enjo…
Young people from the global majority are more likely to enjoy going to school than their white peers, and to express greater enjo…
Banner-making in Rochdale and arts-led takeovers of Dundee’s neglected retail space are just two of the projects to secure a share…
The number of whistleblowing complaints submitted to the Charity Commission (CC) by workers in arts, culture, heritage and science…
A 25-year research programme investigating the impact of sustained interaction with cultural activities on children and families c…
The government’s 10-year plan for health is a “once-in-a-generation” opportunity to integrate creative health interventions wh…
Nearly 80% of culture workers report they have “seriously considered” leaving the arts, with the majority reaching a “crisis poi…
West End theatre fanatics and less frequent show attendees alike prioritise price point over the perfect seats, a survey undertake…
A year of cultural activities held in Leeds throughout 2023 has been commended for its “unprecedented scale”, reaching people…
Nearly 20% of full-time arts workers say they would experience “serious difficulty” if they were suddenly forced to cover an unexp…
Just 6% of those in higher-level managerial and administrative roles in the heritage sector come from an ethnic minority backgroun…
During his international study of the impact of Covid, Anthony Sargent was struck by the differences in where the arts and culture…
Consumer spending driven by live music hit a record £6.68 billion in 2024 – a year-on-year increase of 9.5%, a new report has rev…
Long-term funding ringfenced to provide opportunities for disabled young people in the arts is needed to address the “woefully l…
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…
The proportion of UK adults who enjoy exploring classical music at home has hit a six-year peak, according to new figures from the…
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…
A 5,000-year-old tooth from a cow’s jawbone buried near Stonehenge has provided archaeologists with new data supporting a theory…
People across Scotland are invited to submit their thoughts on what heritage means to them, in a national survey open until 7 Dece…
Dr Clive Gray of the University of Warwick assesses how local government cultural services in the UK have transformed over the las…
The total number of jobs in the creative sector has fallen year on year, according to new figures from the Department for Culture,…
The incoming creative freelance champion must “strengthen” the voice of those outside of traditional salaried roles in government,…
Investment from Arts Council Northern Ireland (ACNI) generates almost double its value in economic activity, a new report commissi…
Young women in England are more likely to participate in music and arts activities than their male counterparts, according to a st…